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"THERE", "THEIR", and "THEY'RE"
"There" refers to a place. "Their" indicates possession. "They're" is a contraction for "they are." Ex.: There is a beautiful garden. Their house is nearby. They're going for a walk.
"LED" and "LEAD"
"Led" is the past tense of the verb "to lead." "Lead" can be a verb meaning to guide or a noun referring to a type of metal. Ex.: She led the team to victory. He will lead the project. The pipes are made of lead.
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As I said in the comment, a little recommendation can help this little girl to continue soon... So please, I beg you on my knees (and you know I do that...) Continue the story! I'm curious...Then continue...That's an order! BYE!
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Unicorn
As I said in the comment, a little recommendation can help this little girl to continue soon... So please, I beg you on my knees (and you know I do that...) Continue the story! I'm curious...Then continue...That's an order! BYE!
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"THERE", "THEIR", and "THEY'RE"
"There" refers to a place. "Their" indicates possession. "They're" is a contraction for "they are." Ex.: There is a beautiful garden. Their house is nearby. They're going for a walk.