Differences
Writers tend to forget the differences of:
'Their', 'There', 'They're'
'You're', 'Your'
'Too', 'To', and 'Two'
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Their: Indicates possession.
There: Indicates place.
They're: Contraction of "they are".
You're: Contraction of "you are".
Your: Replaces "my"
Too: Synonym for "also".
To: Infinitive verb. Preposition noun.
Two: [2] Number.
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