Practice distinguishing between "there," "their," and "they're" with this grammar worksheet.

Let's solve this grammar exercise step by step. The goal is to correctly fill in the blanks with "there," "their," or "they're" based on meaning and context.

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🔤 Quick Guide:

- There = indicates a place or existence (e.g., *There is a book*).
- Their = possessive form (belongs to them) (e.g., *Their car is red*).
- They're = contraction of *they are* (e.g., *They're happy*).

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Now, let’s go through each sentence:

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1. They put ________ money in the bank.
→ We need a possessive word — whose money?
✔ Their
👉 *"They put their money in the bank."*

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2. I put the keys over ________ on the counter.
→ "Over there" is a common phrase indicating location.
✔ there
👉 *"I put the keys over there on the counter."*

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3. Are ________ any cookies in the cookie jar?
→ This is asking about existence — "Are there any...?"
✔ there
👉 *"Are there any cookies in the cookie jar?"*

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4. Jack's soccer team won ________ game against the first place team!
→ Whose game? It belongs to the team — so possessive.
✔ their
👉 *"Jack's soccer team won their game..."*

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5. ________ are 8 dogs in the park. ________ all super cute.
- First blank: Existence → There
- Second blank: Refers to the dogs — "They are all super cute" → They're
✔ There, They're
👉 *"There are 8 dogs in the park. They're all super cute."*

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6. Five teachers are planning a field trip for ________ students. ________ planning to go to see a movie.
- First blank: Belongs to the teachers → their
- Second blank: "They are planning" → They're
✔ their, They're
👉 *"Five teachers are planning a field trip for their students. They're planning to go to see a movie."*

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7. ________ is going to be a huge test on Thursday. Ahh!
→ This is a classic "there is" construction for future events.
✔ There
👉 *"There is going to be a huge test on Thursday."*

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8. I went the twins birthday party. ________ cake was so good! ________ going to bring the leftovers to class tomorrow.
- First blank: Cake belongs to the twins → Their
- Second blank: "They are going to bring..." → They're
✔ Their, They're
👉 *"I went to the twins' birthday party. Their cake was so good! They're going to bring the leftovers to class tomorrow."*
> Note: Also corrected “went the” → “went to the” (grammar fix).

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9. ________ standing over ________ beside ________ car.
This sentence seems incomplete or awkwardly phrased. But likely it means:
*"They are standing over there beside their car."*
So:
- First blank: "They are" → They're
- Second blank: Location → there
- Third blank: Possessive → their
✔ They're, there, their
👉 *"They're standing over there beside their car."*

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10. ________ going to love ________ present!
- First blank: "They are going to love..." → They're
- Second blank: "Their present" → their
✔ They're, their
👉 *"They're going to love their present!"*

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✔ Final Answers:

1. their
2. there
3. there
4. their
5. There, They're
6. their, They're
7. There
8. Their, They're
9. They're, there, their
10. They're, their

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📝 Summary Tips:

- Use there when talking about location or existence.
- Use their when something belongs to them.
- Use they're when you mean "they are".

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