The document discusses the proper uses of the words "there", "their", and "they're". It provides examples of how to use each word correctly in a sentence. "There" refers to a place or direction. "Their" shows possession or ownership. "They're" is a contraction of "they" and "are". The document seeks to clarify the differences between these commonly confused words.

1. Their, There, + They’re

2. THERE
 Use there when referring to a place.
 How to remember: The word here is
 hiding in the word there. Both here
 and there are words that refer to a
 place or direction.

3. THERE
There is a computer store on Fox
Hill Avenue.
The science textbooks are over
there on the floor.
There are many documents that
are used in investigations.

4. THEIR
Use their when talking about
something that belongs to more than
one. T H E I R shows possession or
ownership. The word “heir” is in their.
My friends have lost their tickets.
 Their things were scattered across
the room.

5. THEY’RE
They're is a contraction of the
words they and are.
 Hurry up! They're closing the mall
at 6 tonight!
 I'm glad that they're so nice to
new students here.

6. . ______ are no excuses this time,
Buddy!
There
Their
They're

7. I can't imagine where
__________ going after the
movie.
there
their
they're

8. It's ________ car, so let them
decide where we're going.
there
their
they're

9. Wherever ________ are two or
more firefighters in the same
room, you know what they'll be
talking about.
there
their
they're

10. Whatever ________ doing to this
highway, it seems to be taking forever to
finish.
there
their
they're