THEIR STARTING PAY - ME - Sheilah

Posted: Jul 18th, 2016 - 2:35 pm In Reply to: Their starting pay - Me

Incorrect usage of "their." Should be contraction of "they're" or "they are." I wonder about your terminology skills.

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