RAM, Please read this thread. (If you are not RAM, you're not invited).
 

Hi Ram.

In your signature you wrote :

"There all Hookers".

It should be :

"They're all Hookers". :thumbsup

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Their, There, or They?re?

Do you sometimes get confused between the three homophones (words that sound the same) their, there, and they?re?

Here is how you can easily remember how to spell and use them correctly.

First, let?s look at there.

Example: She is standing over there.

There is related to here, as in ?here and there?. And it?s spelled exactly the same as here except for adding a t to the beginning.

The word they?re means they are.

Example: They?re going to be late.

It?s a contraction of the two words. It?s spelled as if you put them together: theyare, and then replace the a with the apostrophe (?).

And last but not least, we have the word their. It means ?belonging to them?.

Example: The boys rode their new bikes.

Do you ever forget whether the e or i comes first? Just remember that all three of these homophones start with the. That?s all there is to it!

Your right...it should be like that...

;)

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