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Originally Posted by Slug
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Also, at 28 you should know which of the three theres should be used.
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While I am not an English professor, assuming you are referring to this post, I do believe that's the correct form of there:
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sound like you are nearing you're late 70's there grandpa
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Since the 'there' in that sentence is referring to a location instead of a possessive. You are a grandpa in your location, as opposed to being someone's Grandpa.
Examples:
'All of your posts are great in there Grandpa!''
'All of their Grandpa's posts are A+.'
But that is the incorrect form of "You're"; this is a contraction of "you are".
"Your" would be the correct word to use as it refers to a possessive.
Examples:
"You're all great at forum-quest!"
"It's all unicorns and rainbows when I read your posts."
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