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Their There and They're || NAME:Katie Carlisle Date:10/29/10 Period:6 || Where does their come from? How does there spelled like? Is there a contraction of they and are?
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-Their comes from the word they. -Their shows more than one.
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Ex. Their dogs name is Fluffy.

-There is a possessive pronoun. -There is an adverb meaning the location -There is used with the verb to be -There is spelled like here -They're is a contraction of they and are. -They're is showing more than one person doing something.

Ex. They're drawing a picture.


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TOPIC: NAME: Olivia Fanelli Date:10/29/10 Period: 6 QUESTIONS: · What is a clause?A part of a sentence. · What is another name for a run-on sentence?A sentence that has two parts that were put together. · How can you tell when it’s a run on-sentenceIs the length of the sentance.

NOTES: · A run-on sentence sometimes called a “fused sentence” has two parts, either in which one can stand by itself but the two sentences were put together. · The length of the sentence has nothing to do with it being a run-on or not, it is a structural thing. · A run-on sentence happens under usually with these circumstances:  · **When two independent clauses are connected by a transitional expression (conjunctive adverb) such as //however, moreover, nevertheless.//** · **When the second of two independent clauses contains a pronoun that connects it to the first independent clause.**

SUMMARY by: Olivia Fanelli A run-on sentence, also known as a fused sentence, he’s two parts. The length of the sentence has nothing to do with it being a run-on or not. You can usually tell it’s a run-on sentence when a independent clause gives an order based on what was said prior, when two independent clauses are connected by transitional expression, or when the second of two independent clauses contains a pronoun that connects it to the first independent clause.

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