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There, their and they’re Homophones There, their and they’re

Things you need to know… Copy this into your jotter: Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. (Muscle/mussel) Homonyms are spelled the same but have different meanings. (saw/saw) Homographs are spelled the same but sound different and have different meanings. (tear/tear)

Guess the rule! Can you write out a rule for each of the spellings? Here are some sentences to help: It was over there. There are 12 months in a year. There will be no homework for all S1. English is their favourite subject. That is their ball. They’re a very friendly class. They’re not happy that they have detention. There has two uses…? Their means…? There is…?

There, their and they’re Rule Copy these rules if you haven’t already: There has two uses It shows a place: It was over there. It is used with verbs: There are, there is, etc. Their means something belongs to them. They’re is an abbreviation of ‘they are’.

Extension Work Write out this passage in your jotter with corrections: “There over their, “ whispered the cop. “There not. That’s not there car,” said the secret agent. Their was a look of determination in his eyes. “Besides, I can see there footprints in the mud over there, going that direction,” he added. Their were now a load of cops their but they obviously had their hands full with crowd that was gathering. At least this time they had the secret agent on they’re side. “I think their going to break cover and make a run for it,” he said…

Fill in the blanks in these sentences with the correct version. 1) _________ is no cake left on ________ plates. 2) At ___________ house _________ are two big dogs. 3) Where is ________ letter from __________ parents? 4) ________ was a stranger sitting __________ before. 5) I’ve lost _________ ball. It was _________ yesterday! 6) _________ are no eggs in _______ nest. 7) Look at the tree! __________ are five apples _______ . 8) _________ cat ate ______ budgie and __________ not happy! 9)__________ new single is released today, but only __________ real fans will like it. 10) ___________ still moaning about _______ trip to visit _________ cousins.