Which sentence uses they're, their and there correctly?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. They're sure that their bags are over there by the gate.
Answer: They're sure that their bags are over there by the gate. Why not the others: Each other sentence misuses at least one of the three homophones.
- Step 1: They're = they are; their = belonging to them; there = place.
- Step 2: Check each gap against those meanings.
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