Asked by PJ
Which sentence correctly uses the word they’re correctly?(1 point)
Responses
They’re many reasons to take an art class.
They’re many reasons to take an art class.
We should all attend they’re art exhibition.
We should all attend they’re art exhibition.
They’re currently studying the technique of underpainting.
They’re currently studying the technique of underpainting.
The students meet for the weekly painting class over they’re.
Responses
They’re many reasons to take an art class.
They’re many reasons to take an art class.
We should all attend they’re art exhibition.
We should all attend they’re art exhibition.
They’re currently studying the technique of underpainting.
They’re currently studying the technique of underpainting.
The students meet for the weekly painting class over they’re.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct sentence that uses the word "they're" correctly is:
**They’re currently studying the technique of underpainting.**
In this sentence, "they're" is a contraction that means "they are," which fits the context. The other sentences misuse "they're," which is often confused with "their" or "there."
**They’re currently studying the technique of underpainting.**
In this sentence, "they're" is a contraction that means "they are," which fits the context. The other sentences misuse "they're," which is often confused with "their" or "there."