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In Reply to: "they're" instead of "their" and yes, you're usually spot on ^ posted by Road Warrior on January 10, 2015 at 13:26:28:
"They're" is a contraction for "they are". You wouldn't say "...change 'they are' content", would you? In my context "their" is a possessive pronoun which is correct. Thus endeth the lesson.
Edits: 01/10/15
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- Nope not right. - Mr. Dick Hertz 14:19:08 01/10/15 (11)
- "they (sic) way their (sic) presented." The first error is clerical, the - tinear 15:17:44 01/10/15 (0)
- RE: "Thus endeth the lesson." - 1973shovel 14:34:54 01/10/15 (9)
- You stumbled over "they," too! Unbelievable! nt - tinear 15:18:36 01/10/15 (1)
- FDS - 1973shovel 23:42:06 01/11/15 (0)
- OOps! - Mr. Dick Hertz 14:46:35 01/10/15 (6)
- That's OK - 1973shovel 14:59:19 01/10/15 (5)
- Base for bass drives me nuts as does chord for cord. Asylum indeed...N/T - musetap 19:28:31 01/10/15 (3)
- How anyone could confuse... - Mr. Dick Hertz 20:43:11 01/12/15 (1)
- Ah... quit your carpin'!...N/T - musetap 11:00:15 01/14/15 (0)
- silicon and silicone - BS64 03:34:04 01/11/15 (0)
- My pet peeves are: you're and your, which are constantly used incorrectly. nt. - Mr. Dick Hertz 15:09:21 01/10/15 (0)
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