They’re – There – Their are pronounced the same, but spelled differently according to their usage. It is one of the most common mistakes many of us do quite often. Lets’s have a look on their usage correctly.
‘There’ refers to a place and it has many different uses:
There and here are adverbs of place, there is the opposite of “here”
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Pronoun that introduces a noun or clause.
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Noun that means “that place.”
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They’re is a contraction i.e., a abbreviated form of they are. (In they’re, the apostrophe replaces the letter ‘a’ and the two words are combined into one.)
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Their is used to show possession. It is like my, your, his, her, its, and our. ‘Their’ is the third person plural possessive adjective, used to indicate something as belong to them. ‘Their’ is nearly always followed by a noun.
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