Can you correctly use each of the following words in sentences? (their, they're, there)
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Alex P. Keaton
ANSWERS: 8
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Yes, and it pains me to see that so many people are unable to use them correctly. "They're walking their dog over there by the park."
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There was no way that I could have told Jim and Dave that their flies were open; they're both very shy and would have been embarrassed.
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There is no way I am going to that party. They're all mean to me. That present is not yours it's theirs...
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They're over there in their tent.
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Thankfully, their dog was on a lease They're the best band ever. I put the remote there. Tada.
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They're taking their family to the beach for the weekend because they love to vacation there.
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One of my biggest pet peeves- when people don't know the difference between these. This was pounded into my head since primary school. *Their property is sold* *They're a perfect match* *There is no way I'm going to that place*
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It was their pet. They're talking. It's over there.
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