English lesson for the day
 

A long time ago I devised a formula to help with the three different spellings of a word that sounds the same but has three different meanings. I thought I would pass it on.

ThERE = hERE, everywhERE
thEIr = hErs, hIs
They'RE= they aRE

Trivial I know but I figure that's o.k. as I have my flame suit on. :D

This is pet peeve has existed since the internet was birthed.

Good luck grammar nazi

:)

Their might some flaming but there just haters. There mean :bellyroll:

Some idiot is going to try and remember this and say "They'RE = heRE, everywheRE"

y u guys type so wird?

they're not three different spellings of a word. "there" is not a homonym...

they're three different words.. and in one case a contraction!

derp..

I'll always fuck em up, at least i'll get they're right. Hey, better one than none.

Or is better one then none....

Hehe.

Much words. Wow. So grammar.

than is comparison
- my D is bigger than your D

then is time sequence
- i fapped, then went to sleep



... silly americans

I spend a lot of time on this board and the level of grammar and spelling errors is too damn high. Their, I've said my peace. That was just my too cents.

I sea wut you did there...

kekekeke :D

The way I came up with is to see the HEIR in tHEIR. An heir owns. "Their" owns.