OKAY LISTEN UP YOU LITTLE SHITS

I’M GOING TO EXPLAIN THE GRAMMAR THINGS 

• your = a thing that belongs to you. “Your book is in the car.” 
• you’re = you are. “You’re going to the store with me tomorrow, right?” 
• its = a thing that belongs to it. “The TARDIS makes that noise because its brakes are left on.” 
• it’s = it is. “It’s a shame so much of David Tennant’s work is hard to find in the U.S.” 
• they’re = they are. “They’re going to have a Doctor Who marathon next weekend!” 
• their = a thing that belongs to them. “The Cybermen had their emotions removed.” 
• there = a location. “Park the Impala over there, on Baker Street.” 
• then = used to put events in a sequence. “First we’re going to watch Nine, then we’re going to watch Ten.” 
• than = used for comparisons. “Rose likes Ten’s blue suit better than his brown one.” 

FUCKING BONUS ROUND: 

• “I” is a subject and “me” is an object. Even when there are other people involved. Examples:
• “The Doctor and I fought the Daleks and won.” 
• “You would not believe what happened to Martha and me.”

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GO FORTH AND WRITE YOU FUCKING ADORABLE DERPS