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there, their, or they’re · word that means ‘in a place’

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There can identify a place or introduce the existence of something. Source: Wiktionary: there

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  1. 34there, their, or they’re · word that is possessiveRECALL
    Their.

    Their shows that something belongs to them.

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  2. 35there, their, or they’re · contraction that means ‘they are’RECALL
    They’re.

    If ‘they are’ fits, they’re may be correct.

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  3. 36ensure, insure, or assure · word that most often relates to financial protection against lossRECALL
    Insure.

    In some varieties of English, insure is also used broadly, but the insurance sense is its clearest distinction.

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