their, there, they're - ??

[Cyberian]

n/t

 

[shiner]

We, we're, we've - ??

 

[minendo]

there - place
they're - they are
their - possesion

 

[poopaskoopa]

her, there, she's - ??

 

[ElFenix]

??

 

[her209]

and your point?

leave
leaves
leaf

:Q

 

[kduncan5]

Their car blew up over there, but they're O.K. -kd5-

 

[Rallispec]

i just use thair for all of them

 

[Calundronius]

Gotta feel sorry for anyone trying to learn English as a second language... not to mention the only difference between 'laughter' and 'slaughter' is an 's'...that must be confusing.

 

[lawaris]

yeah ... and then the pronounciation .....

why is put = put
& but = butt

 

[hzl eyed grl]

There are two forms of but.....

But and Butt the latter being your hinder part.

 

[pillage2001]

put
putted
putten

:Q

 

[hzl eyed grl]

What about to, two, and too?

I, too, want to go to the store with you two.

 

[wfbberzerker]

their - posession
It is their house.

they're - they are
They're going to sell the house.

there - location
The house is over there.

 

[johneetrash]

damn look at those 2 girls!


their boobs are way over there but they're so damn huge!

 

[ThaGrandCow]

Originally posted by: johneetrash
damn look at those 2 girls!


their boobs are way over there but they're so damn huge!

excellent

 

[Brutuskend]

put
putted
putten

Chocolate putten is MY favorite!!

 

[BillGates]

People who can't determine what form of they're/their/there are IDIOTS.

IDIOTS I SAY!!

These are the same people who use your/you're incorrectly. I've actually refuse to talk to some people online because their spelling is so poor. Note that these are college students who only speak English. Well, at least they try to.

Looks like I'll be getting another promotion, partly because I can make sentences using correct words. Too bad for the ignorant.

 

[hoihtah]

n/t... what's that mean?
i'm still trying to figure out what cyberian's saying... or asking here.

please clarify

 

[Quaggoth]

n/t means no text. It's supposed to go in the thread label though or there i/t

The question was about the proper usage of the words their, there, and they're.

 

[amnesiac]

My pet peeve is when people use "loose" instead of "lose" - i.e., "Watch out, or you may loose the small pieces."

GODDAMN IT PEOPLE GET IT RIGHT.
lose
Loose

 

[zsouthboy]

nef
neff
neph

zs