How to spell

[Murder he Wrote]

there, their, they're

There were 5 apples in the basket.
Fowler, efc and Sally left their coats inside.
"Where are the kids?, they're outside in the garden.

There = Used to describe where something is.
Their = Used to describe something that belongs to a group of people
They're = Used as an abbreviation of "they are",

your, you're

Your trainers are in your bedroom.
You're in deep trouble when you get home.

Your = Used to describe something that belongs to someone.
You're = Used as an abbreviation of "You are".

~rolleyes~

 

[Callum93]

I don't get these mixed up as much as i used too.

 

[Watch Me Sink]

Looks like somebody has to go back to grade school -lol-

 

[Van1lla ™]

Honestly its not hard to remember.

 

[Snorki]

Thanks for the guide it helped me alot. ~lol~

 

[Online]

Yellow is hard to read on the FP skin.

 

[Murder he Wrote]

Yellow is hard to read on the FP skin.

I'll change that now ~smile~

 

[Online]

Yes, Lesson 2 please? Naha, joking.

 

[Snowboi]

Most people should know this. I spell like that sometimes, because I'm mostly in a hurry, so I type fast.

 

[Watch Me Sink]

Sure

I don't get these mixed up as much as i used too.

Too- more than enough
Two- the number
To- use if it isn't one of the above.

 

[Online]

also, you forgot,

Tu-Tu - Ballerina clothing D:

 

[Murder he Wrote]

Yes, Lesson 2 please? Naha, joking.

Next time i get frustrated with poor spelling ~lol~

 

[TheExoticFish.com]

Then and than are harder to remember I think.

 

[Carson]

Yes, Lesson 2 please? Naha, joking.

Next time i get frustrated with poor spelling ~lol~

I get frustrated when people don't use periods, capital letters when necessary, or when people use capital letters when not necessary. We all have our pet peeves.

 

[Van1lla ™]

You mean full stops. -D-

 

[Nebulous]

there, their, they're

There were 5 apples in the basket.
Fowler, efc and Sally left their coats inside.
"Where are the kids?, they're outside in the garden.

There = Used to describe where something is.
Their = Used to describe something that belongs to a group of people
They're = Used as an abbreviation of "they are",

your, you're

Your trainers are in your bedroom.
You're in deep trouble when you get home.

Your = Used to describe something that belongs to someone.
You're = Used as an abbreviation of "You are".

~rolleyes~

Thanks for the spelling tips, their good. Your great. :twistedman:

 

[Murder he Wrote]

there, their, they're

There were 5 apples in the basket.
Fowler, efc and Sally left their coats inside.
"Where are the kids?, they're outside in the garden.

There = Used to describe where something is.
Their = Used to describe something that belongs to a group of people
They're = Used as an abbreviation of "they are",

your, you're

Your trainers are in your bedroom.
You're in deep trouble when you get home.

Your = Used to describe something that belongs to someone.
You're = Used as an abbreviation of "You are".

~rolleyes~

Thanks for the spelling tips, their good. Your great. :twistedman:

I'll get you in you're sleep ~evil~

 

[CyberFreak]

The one i hate and often correct for people here is this one...

I am in a green car WITCH has a sunroof.

Which should be...

I am in a green car WHICH has a sunroof.

 

[Nebulous]

there, their, they're

There were 5 apples in the basket.
Fowler, efc and Sally left their coats inside.
"Where are the kids?, they're outside in the garden.

There = Used to describe where something is.
Their = Used to describe something that belongs to a group of people
They're = Used as an abbreviation of "they are",

your, you're

Your trainers are in your bedroom.
You're in deep trouble when you get home.

Your = Used to describe something that belongs to someone.
You're = Used as an abbreviation of "You are".

~rolleyes~

Thanks for the spelling tips, their good. Your great. :twistedman:

I'll get you in you're sleep ~evil~

I will sleep with one eye open -😉-

 

[skorpion76]

there, their, they're

There were 5 apples in the basket.
Fowler, efc and Sally left their coats inside.
"Where are the kids?, they're outside in the garden.

There = Used to describe where something is.
Their = Used to describe something that belongs to a group of people
They're = Used as an abbreviation of "they are",

your, you're

Your trainers are in your bedroom.
You're in deep trouble when you get home.

Your = Used to describe something that belongs to someone.
You're = Used as an abbreviation of "You are".

~rolleyes~

I know about these words and the diofference in them I never use to spell the mwrong or mix them up.