A1 There and Their
Welcome to our A1 There and Their grammar exercise set at an Elementary level. ‘There’ and ‘their’ are commonly confused words. Both of them are pronounced the same, and the spelling differences don’t seem to do a good job of stopping people from mixing them up.
A1 There and Their
THERE is commonly used in three ways:
adverb = opposite of here
noun = that place
pronoun = to introduce a noun or phrase
THEIR is used in one way only:
plural possessive adjective = describes something that belongs to ‘them’
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