Whats the diffrence between 'there', 'there', and 'there'? ?

You mean 'there', their' and 'they're'!

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Their is used when referring to people. The teachers have their rules. Their future is unclear.

They''re is just a contraction of They are. They're going to the store.

There is used for everything else, including, but not limited to location.

There it is, over there! There are a few ways to use the word there, just look it up.

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Okay, so there are actually three different spellings.

There - this one stands for a place, "It's over there"

They're - this is short for 'they are', "They're going to the movies" instead of "They are going to the movies"

Their - is the possesive for more than one person, "Their house is beautiful"

First off, its "there" "their" and "they're". Second, it is pretty simple; "there" is referring to a location other than your own (No,it's over "there"), "their" refers to a possesion owned by a group of other people (It is"their" bike), and "they're" is the contraction for "they are". I hope it helped. Otherwise, you are ******* retarded, and there is no hope for you.

HA - that's funny....

there - a place

their - belonging to them

they're - a contraction meaning they are

it's not there, there, and there

it's there, their, and they're

example: there she goes running off again

thats their house

they're going to the store, want to come along?

this is what your teacher means.

What they are telling you is there, their & they're.

There is like 'over there'

Their is 'their way of doing things'

They're is a shortened version of they are

There= a place "over there"

Their= belonging to "their ball"

They're= they are "they're going with us"

its their there and they're

their: like... "its their house" a group of people possesing something

there: like... "its over there" telling someone or something where something is

they're: like..." they're going with us" simply they and are combined.

hope i helped

There - location

their - possession (the girls bought their sweaters)

they're - contraction of "they are"