when to use their there and they're? serious

[mikebadg3]

i mean it

[Getter_done]

I was there when it happened.

They're nice guys.

I want their cocks.

[MiscMathematician]

They're sucking their penises in there.

[TryingMen]

They're going over there to get their dick sucked by OP

[GaryRidgway]

I was there when it happened.

They're nice guys.

I want their cocks.

They're sucking their penises in there.

wtf when did this place turn into a gay forum?

[TryingMen]

wtf when did this place turn into a gay forum?

Yeah those two wizards were quick and beat me to it but great minds think alike lmao

[YouNeedJesusNow]

Because of their sins, they're on the path of destruction,

but it was revealed to them that there is only one way to God and that is through the Lord Jesus Christ in Repentance, and faith in his death, burial and resurrection.

[Maestro]

i mean it

I'm a grown ass man with a STEM degree and I still confuse effect/affect and principal/principle, but the "theres" are pretty easy:

There - a location
Their -possession (as in, their car was stolen)
They're - The contraction for "they are"
There's - The contraction for "there is"

[bradlehman]

Their = possessive. Used when describing what belongs to someone else or a part of them.

Their house. Their dogs. Their eyes.

They’re = contraction of “they are.” Only use when “they are” would make sense.

They’re coming over tonight. They’re posting on a dying gay Indian bodybuilding forum.

There = used when the ones above aren’t applicable.

We are going there tonight. There is no Dana, only Zuul.

[bradlehman]

I'm a grown ass man with a STEM degree and I still confuse effect/affect and principal/principle, but the "there's" are pretty easy:

There - a location
Their -possession (as in, their car was stolen)
They're - The contraction for "they are"

“Effect” is usually a noun referring to the result of something else, hence “cause and effect.” However, “effect” can be a verb that means to make something happen (e.g., “We effected the merger of the two corporations.”).

“Affect” is used as a verb when one thing is impacting another thing (e.g., “I didn’t mean for that to affect you”; “The company’s stock price was affected by the news.”). It can be a noun but means something totally different so would never really get confused.

“Principal” is usually a person or an amount of money.

“Principle” is generally an idea.

[Maestro]

“Effect” is usually a noun referring to the result of something else, hence “cause and effect.” However, “effect” can be a verb that means to make something happen (e.g., “We effected the merger of the two corporations.”).

“Affect” is used as a verb when one thing is impacting another thing (e.g., “I didn’t mean for that to affect you”; “The company’s stock price was affected by the news.”). It can be a noun but means something totally different so would never really get confused.

“Principal” is usually a person or an amount of money.

“Principle” is generally an idea.

yeah, I've looked up the differences a million times learned all sorts of tricks to memorizing them but still get them mixed up, lol.

[Getter_done]

wtf when did this place turn into a gay forum?

This has been a gay bodybuilding forum since the start get with the times.

[Shysty021]

There are many effects from utilizing their practices that they're attempting to implement but in principle they're affecting moral in a negative connotation, so we in formed them they can take their asses somewhere else because our principal is only thing that matters.