Mastering the Use of There, Their, and They're

The video tutorial by Dr. S Kids Music explains the three homophones: 'there', 'their', and 'they're'. It begins with an introduction to these words, followed by detailed explanations of each. 'There' is used to indicate a place, 'their' denotes possession, and 'they're' is a contraction of 'they are'. The video concludes with a recap of these concepts.

What does 'there' refer to in the context?

• None of the above

• A combination of 'they' and 'are'

• Ownership of something

• A specific location

Identify the sentence where 'there' is used correctly.

• There happy to see you

• Look over there!

• Is there your book?

• They're house is big

Choose the correct usage of 'their'.

• Their going to the park

• They're books are on the table

• There happy about it

• Their books are on the table

Which sentence correctly uses 'their'?

• Their coming to our house

• None of the above

• They're interested in buying their car

• Their very excited for the trip

What does 'they're' signify?

• Location

• Possession

• Contraction of 'they are'

• Past tense of 'they'

Select the sentence where 'they're' is used appropriately.

• They're going to the movies

• There going to have fun

• They're books are new

• Their at the movies

Which option shows correct usage of all three: 'there', 'their', and 'they're'?

• Their going over there to get they're snacks.

• They're going over their to get there snacks.

• There going over their to get they're snacks.

• They're going over there to get their snacks.