They’re, their, and there all have the same pronunciation: /ðɛə/

♦ They’re is a contraction of they are.

∗ They’re studying English at Langports. = They are studying English at Langports.

♦ Their shows possession. Their is always followed by a noun.

∗ The students are using their new textbooks in the classroom.
∗ The students are in their new classroom.

♦ There is used for everything else.

∗ They are there now.
∗ There is a new student in the class.
∗ There will be a new schedule each week.
∗ There are several class options.

∗∗∗ They’re there now studying with their new textbooks. ∗∗∗

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You’re and your both have the same pronunciation: /jɔː/

♦ You’re is a contraction of you are.

∗ You’re a wonderful student! = You are a wonderful student!
∗ You’re wonderful students! = You are wonderful students!
∗ You’re not getting enough sleep. = You are not getting enough sleep.

Take note: Another contraction for You are not … = You aren’t…

Your  shows possession. Your is always followed by a noun.

∗ Where is your homework?
∗ Where are your new books?
∗ You passed your test easily.

∗∗∗ When you’re ready, please begin your test. ∗∗∗

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