Worksheet for practicing sight words "Their" and "There" with sentence completion exercises.

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The image presents a language exercise focusing on the homophones "their" and "there", which sound the same but have different meanings:

- Their = shows ownership (possessive)
Example: *That is their toy.*

- There = refers to a place or location
Example: *The ball is over there.*

We need to choose the correct word — their or there — to complete each sentence logically.

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Let's go through each sentence:

1. We live _________.
- This is about a place where we live.
- "There" refers to a place.
✔ Answer: there

2. The boat is over _________.
- The boat is in a location ("over" indicates direction/location).
✔ Answer: there

3. This is _________ plan.
- "Plan" is a noun that needs a possessive pronoun.
- "Their" shows ownership: *This is their plan.*
✔ Answer: their

4. Put the book down _________.
- We're telling someone where to put the book — a location.
✔ Answer: there

5. I like _______ pet fish.
- "Pet fish" belongs to someone. "Their" shows ownership.
✔ Answer: their

6. Do you go _________ too?
- This is asking if someone goes to a certain place.
- "There" refers to a location.
✔ Answer: there

7. Are you ________ brother?
- "Brother" is a noun, and we’re asking if the person is someone’s brother.
- "Their" shows possession: *Are you their brother?*
✔ Answer: their

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Final Answers:

1. We live there.
2. The boat is over there.
3. This is their plan.
4. Put the book down there.
5. I like their pet fish.
6. Do you go there too?
7. Are you their brother?

✔ All answers are based on whether the sentence requires ownership (their) or a location (there).