Hey everyone, I am leaving for Okinawa this morning to spend the next 4 days so this is a quick post before I go. You will have to wait until May for the next one ^_-
Their, there and they're
These three words in English are pronounced the same way, they all sound the same but they have different meanings(意味).
Their
This is a possessive like his, hers, yours. It is the possessive form of they.
ex:
A: Is that his car?
B: No, it's their car. (belongs to his family)
They're
This is a contraction of they are= they're.
ex: They had a baby so they are really happy.
BECOMES
They had a baby so they're really happy.
There
This is most often used as an adverb.
ex:
1. At or in that place: Put the sofa over there.
2. To, into, or toward that place: I wouldn't go there again.
3. At that stage, moment, or point: Stop there before you make any more mistakes.
OK time to get ready for my flight, have a nice Golden Week!!!
Phil
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