Hello and welcome to "Natural English"!
Today we're looking at the difference between
"There, They're and Their".
They sound the same but they're not the same.
So let's find out how to use them!
"There" spelled T - H - E - R - E is used to show place.
"There" is also used for "There is" and "There are"
to say something exists.
"They're" spelled T - H - E - Y - apostrophe - R - E
is short for "They are".
"Their" spelled T - H - E - I - R means "belonging to them".
It's a "Possessive Adjective" from the group:
my, your, his, her, its, our, their
Pause the video for each example and write the correct form of "There/They're/Their" next to each number.
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