Now a good way to remember the difference, (and there is one) is to actually use the words themselves to help determine which one to use.
There is for location because it has 'here' in it. Get it?
For example, the cookie is over there. It can also be used for stuff that is 'here' like, there's a snake in my boot.
A common problem is people forget the other ones and just use this one.
Over there is there shoe and there here to collect it.
No this is not right! Stop!
Their is for possession because it has an I in it. It works if you think about it like the chocolate belongs to me, myself and I.
The last one is they're, this stands for they are.
They're getting the train.
They are getting the train.
If the sentence does not make sense if you takeout the apostrophe then do not use it.
This was lesson one on how to literacy so share this book about so people stop writing books and internet posts with bad spelling, punctuation and grammar. J~C
YOU ARE READING
An amazing guide to writing, good grammar and spelling
Non-FictionThis book will teach you all you need to know about writing! If it's for school, wattpad or whatever! Through rhymes and sarcasm, you too can become a nerd! Wow all those exclamation marks made me tired just looking at them.
