2-English On The Go: They're, their or there?

 

What's the difference between 'they're', 'their' and 'there'? Watch this English on the Go lesson to find out, and read on to learn more below.

Here are more examples of 'they're' which is the contracted form of 'they are'.

"They're going to the cinema this evening."

"They are going to the cinema this evening."

"They're waiting for you in the meeting room."

"They are waiting for you in the meeting room."

'Their' is a possessive determiner and here are more examples of how you can use it.

"They cut short their meeting to attend the emergency drill."

"The children ate their fruit."

"The dogs kept licking their front paws."

Here are more examples of 'there'.

"I found the bag there."

"There are some serious issues in this case."