ISLPR Language Services Blog
Their, there, they’re
Do you know the difference? These three words are homophones and they confuse many people.
their (possessive adjective), e.g. The boys lost their game against the girls.
there (adverb) = in/to/at that place, e.g. They played the game over there.
here (adverb) = in/to/at this place, e.g. Please come here.
They’re = they are, e.g. They’re due to arrive at 8:00 pm.
