0 05002br 02br 00Can you tell me 01u00what the "01b00their02b00" stands for02u00 in the following paragraph?02br 02br 00(Is it true sender or recipients?)02br 02br 00Thanks.02br 02br 02br 02br 00 One approach to preventing spam is to block any messages sent from e-mail addresses known to be used by spammers. This is harder than it seems because the spammers are constantly changing their accounts. The government would try to make many deceptive e-mail practices illegal. It would force commercial e-mail messages to identify the true sender and offer recipients an easy way to remove 01u01b00their02b02u00 names from marketing lists. However, Internet marketers say that the attack on spam has already gone too far, interfering with legitimate business.0510name[문서의 처음]
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0 umm... 02br 02br 00It means that something belongs to them, so it's THEIRs0-
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02br 02br 00It means that something belongs to them, so it's THEIRs0-
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0 umm... If I did understand your question, you are asking what their means.02br 02br 00Their - 01b00 02b00 Used as a modifier before a noun; plural of his, her, its.02br 02br 00It means that something belongs to them, so it's THEIRs0-
0Thanks for answering my post.02br 02br 00But you misunderstood what I'm asking.02br 02br 00What I am asking is 02br 02br 00"What "theirs" means in the context of the paragraph.02br 02br 00Is "theirs" means "true sender" or "receipients" or what in the context?02br 02br 00Thanks.0-
0Start by assuming it refers to the most recent noun that agrees with it in number.02br 02br 00For example: Tom was supposed to meet his parents at 7, but he was late - he is singular, so it's Tom. Tom was supposed to meet his parents at 7, but they were late - they is plural, so it's "his parents."02br 02br 00That doesn't always work, but it should help