Homophones
There vs. They’re vs. Their
Use there to name a place, thing or existence of thing
Example: Stand over there.
Use they’re when you mean they are.
Examples:
They’re my friends.
Use their when you are using it as a possessive
(relating to them/themselves).
Example: Their clothes are colorful.
Fill in the blanks below using there, they’re or their.
1.
Take the bag __________ and leave it.
2. They park __________ cars in the street.
3.
__________ animals are friendly.
Hints:
4.
Get away from _________.
5.
__________ my teachers.
6.
__________ good at sports.
Use they’re if you
can replace the
apostrophe with the
word are.
7.
__________ nice and kind.
8.
__________ is an animal outside.
9.
They walk __________ dogs at night.
Use their if you can
replace it with our.
It is almost always
followed by a noun.
10. __________, look at that!
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