The homophone of there/their/they're
The spelling their is the possessive pronoun, of or belonging to them.
Examples: I read their homework. Their names were different.
The homophone (sound-alike word) is there, meaning location or existence.
Examples: There is the bus. I put the book there.
*A way to remember which is the correct spelling is that THEIR is spelled with an I (like the pronouns mine, his, its) and THERE is spelled the same way as HERE (here and there).
The words pronounced the same are:
there - location (not here)
their - possessive pronoun, referring or belonging to them
they're - contraction of the phrase they are
Example : "They're going there to have their lunch."
That is the correct spelling of the possessive pronoun "theirs" (e.g. the book was theirs).
The other possible spelling is the contraction there'smeaning there is.
* Krystin * Krysten * Kristyn * Krystn, that is how I spell my name, & I am 20years old and I have only met 1 or 2 other people that spell their name like that, I met one that spelt theirs Krystne, but the E at the end kinda just looked funny to me.
An individual game involves a player playing alone. They are not playing with a partner or as part of a team, so any scores they earn are theirs and theirs alone.
He is shady caus theirs shade on him
"The Charge of the Light Brigade" is an 1854 narrative poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson'Forward, the Light Brigade!'Was there a man dismay'd?Not tho' the soldiers knewSome one had blunder'd:Theirs not to make reply,Theirs not to reason why,Theirs but to do & die,Into the valley of DeathRode the six hundred
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The word is spelled borrow. Example: May I borrow your pen.
Theirs a temple that supplys it my advise would be to bring a tele grab spell.
* Krystin * Krysten * Kristyn * Krystn, that is how I spell my name, & I am 20years old and I have only met 1 or 2 other people that spell their name like that, I met one that spelt theirs Krystne, but the E at the end kinda just looked funny to me.
No, "theirs" is a possessive pronoun that does not require an apostrophe to show possession.
that bird is theirs.
They left their bags at the door, so I assume theirs must be the blue one.
The books are ours.
The dessert is theirs. Decide whether you want to watch pets in your home or theirs They are as curious about our culture as we are of theirs
The treehouse was theirs, and no one else's.
The duration of Theirs Is the Glory is 1.37 hours.
There is only one syllable in the word "theirs".
The homophone for "there's" is "theirs."