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Their, They’re, There

The words their, they’re and there sound the same. We call them
homophones. But they mean different things.

their it belongs to them. “Their books are missing.”

they’re they are. “They’re eating lunch.”

there a place “Please sit down over there.”

to introduce a sentence. “There are two pencils on the table.”

Use the words their, they’re and there to finish the following
sentences.

1. _____________ are two papers missing.

2. Have you seen _____________ homework?

3. _____________ looking for it.

4. I think I saw it over _____________.

5. Next time, put it _____________, in the basket.

6. Rudy and May are reading _____________ books.

7. _____________ good students.

8. _____________ are lots of good students here.

9. Have you seen _____________ new project?

10. It’s over _____________, on the wall.

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Answers - Their, They’re, There

1. There

2. their

3. They’re

4. there

5. there

6. their

7. They’re

8. There

9. their

10. there

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