Learn the difference between "There" and "Their" and avoid common confusion.
Incorrect spelling - "Their refers to possession, not a place."
"Their" is a common misspelling of "There". Always use "There" when referring to the correct word.
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"There refers to a place or position."
"There": "There refers to a place or position."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
"Correct:" The book is over there.
"Correct:" Look over there for the keys.
"Correct:" She sat over there by the window.
"Correct:" Put it right there on the table.
"Incorrect:" The book is in their.
"Incorrect:" Look at their for the keys.
"Incorrect:" She sat by their window.
"Incorrect:" Put it on their table.
A: There.
A: Their has 'i' = possession; There has 'e' = place.
A: No, they have different meanings.
"There" is correct for a place; "Their" is for possession. Always check context.