Free There Their Theyre Worksheet Collection For Teaching - Free Printable

Let’s go through each sentence one by one and figure out which word fits: They’re, Their, or There.

Remember:
- They’re = “they are” (contraction)
- Their = shows ownership (belonging to them)
- There = a place, or used to start a sentence like “There is…”

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1. ________ are more great things in store for you.
→ This starts with “are”, so it needs “They’re” → “They’re are…”? Wait — that doesn’t sound right. Actually, this should be “There” because we say “There are...” to mean something exists.
✔ There

2. I have visited ________ but I sure wouldn't want to live ________.
→ First blank: visiting a *place* → there
→ Second blank: living in a *place* → there
✔ there, there

3. From the look on ________ faces, ________ pretty upset.
→ First blank: whose faces? → belonging to them → their
→ Second blank: “they are” pretty upset → they’re
✔ their, they’re

4. I don't really know ________ names.
→ Whose names? Belonging to them → their
✔ their

5. I'm pretty sure ________ not coming over tonight.
→ “not coming” → needs “they are” → they’re
✔ they’re

6. Usually she puts them over ________.
→ Over where? A place → there
✔ there

7. They've forgotten to bring ________ skates.
→ Whose skates? Belonging to them → their
✔ their

8. ________ is a rest room to the right of the building.
→ Starting a sentence about existence/location → There
✔ There

9. That equipment is ________.
→ Belonging to them → theirs? Wait — the options are only They’re, Their, There. But “their” is an adjective — it needs a noun after it. Here, no noun follows. Hmm… actually, maybe it’s meant to be “theirs” but since that’s not an option, perhaps it’s a trick? Let’s re-read: “That equipment is ________.” If we must pick from the three, none fit perfectly — BUT if we assume it’s implying “belonging to them”, then their would need a noun. Maybe it’s a typo? Or perhaps it’s “there” as in “located there”? No — that doesn’t make sense. Wait — maybe it’s “theirs” but since it’s not listed, perhaps the intended answer is their even though grammatically incomplete? Actually, looking again — maybe it’s “there” meaning “in that place”? Unlikely. Let me think differently — perhaps it’s “theirs” but since we can’t use that, maybe the worksheet expects their assuming “equipment” is implied? That’s weak. Alternatively — could it be “they’re”? “That equipment is they’re” — nonsense. So best guess: their — even though it’s not perfect. But wait — let’s check standard usage. In many worksheets, they might accept their here as shorthand. Actually — I recall sometimes “that is their [stuff]” is shortened. But strictly speaking, it should be “theirs”. Since “theirs” isn’t an option, and the other two don’t fit, I’ll go with their as the closest match.
Wait — another thought: maybe it’s “there” as in “that equipment is located there”? But the sentence doesn’t say “over there” or anything. It just says “is ________”. So probably not. Given the constraints, I think the intended answer is their — perhaps assuming “their equipment” is implied.
Actually — let’s look at #10 too before deciding.

10. ________ is more to this than meets the eye.
→ Standard phrase: “There is more to this...” → There
✔ There

Back to #9: “That equipment is ________.”
If we consider common mistakes or worksheet intentions, sometimes they expect their even if it’s not fully correct. But actually — wait! Could it be “theirs”? But it’s not in the choices. The instructions say: “Complete each sentence with the correct form(s)” of “They’re, Their, or There”. So we must choose among those three. None work perfectly. But let’s try:
- “That equipment is they’re” → no
- “That equipment is their” → missing noun, but maybe acceptable in informal context?
- “That equipment is there” → means located there — possible! Like “The keys are there.” So “That equipment is there” = located in that place. That makes sense! And uses “there” correctly.
Yes! That works. So #9 is there.

✔ there

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Now let’s list all answers:

1. There
2. there, there
3. their, they’re
4. their
5. they’re
6. there
7. their
8. There
9. there
10. There

Double-checking:

1. There are more great things... ✔️
2. visited there / live there ✔️
3. their faces / they’re upset ✔️
4. their names ✔️
5. they’re not coming ✔️
6. puts them over there ✔️
7. their skates ✔️
8. There is a restroom ✔️
9. That equipment is there (location) ✔️
10. There is more to this ✔️

All good!

Final Answer:
1. There
2. there, there
3. their, they’re
4. their
5. they’re
6. there
7. their
8. There
9. there
10. There