This document discusses the homophones "there", "they're", and "their". It provides examples of how to remember the differences between the words. For "there", remember that "here" is in the word. For "they're", remember that it is a contraction of "they" and "are". And for "their", remember that "heir" is contained within the word and refers to someone who inherits something. The document encourages practicing these homophones through an online exercise.

1. There, They’re and Their
The most
troublesome
homophone!
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2. There
 Remember, “here” is in there
 You are not here, you are there
 There are many reasons to learn
this word!
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3. They’re
 Remember they is in they’re
 We say it fast, so we skip the “a”
 They ‘(a)re
 Example: They’re happy!
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4. Their
 Remember “heir” is in their
 If you inherit money, you are their
heir
Now do this internet exercise!
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