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Originally Posted by its Jeanne-Marie
and in general.....yes there and their...............even where and were...even though they're two different words
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However, their, there, and they're all sound the same when speaking. But where, were, and we're are all different sounding.
When i type fast, a lot of times I put letters too early in the word like "typign" instead of "typing" or "liek" istead of "like", and sometimes I type words and they end up like "event hough" instead of "even though". 99% of my mistakes are because i never learned proper typing skills and I'm all over the keyboard with both hands wherever I want. lol