They're vs. Their vs. There - English Grammar Rules

[@Colin623]

I'm a 72 year old British man, and I always get confused which one to use, but this video has helped me a lot, I understood about 'There' meaning a place, but confused with using 'Their' in the right situation, hopefully now I will use the correct one in the future.....Thank you.

[@tiffanyhaag2038]

This is an excellent video that helped my 9 year old finally get these homonyms down. The best part is towards the end where you do the "does the word work here" and show examples, to make the learner really think about it. Then, he was able to get all 8 fill in the blank questions correct. Awesome, thank you for sharing this video!

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thank you SO MUCH for letting my wife and I know. We LOVE hearing how we have been able to help others in some way. It is one of our main motivations for our channel.

[@raquelitaregondola8129]

You are the best teacher learning a lot from you like all your videos thank you for sharing.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You are very welcome

[@sfzgyt]

As someone who was born in the US and has English as my first language, we messed the differences up so bad on an essay that our teacher assigned us this video, Good video! My classmates really learnt! Haha.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You have an awesome teacher!

[@sfzgyt]

@@WoodwardEnglish I agree!

[@FakePurp0se]

You're really good at teaching! I understand everything clearly.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Glad to hear that!

[@ambersingh3175]

You're a great teacher huge respect for u!!!

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thanks. I appreciate that!

[@monlivreetmoi]

I have found seven answer good and one answer bad .... thank you teacher

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Well done!

[@magalis8622]

Excellent teacher thanks

[@alicjaplatzer2966]

Very, very, very good lesson for me! Thanks 🌻🙂💛

[@byrospyro4432]

The replacing the their with my to see if it works is a real game changer haha thanks

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Glad I could help in some way!

[@mauriciodias7515]

Good lesson

[@akramkhalid4246]

You did great.

[@rosanaruiz4663]

Thank you!

[@cheruka9479]

Nice teaching
Thank you very much

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You are welcome

[@قناتللمحتاجینفقط]

are you the best continue like that. thank you for all

[@imanshawky6914]

I like your lessons very much

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thanks

[@jamilalohar4612]

I like lessons very much

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Great to hear

[@Ikramrabbani92]

Thanks ❤

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You're welcome

[@pankajsarang1292]

👍👌nice teaching.Thank you very much.

[@udjomary6568]

Thanks for helping me.

[@krmedia3040]

Thank you teacher

[@omegamix7750]

I love your lessons I'm from Morocco

[@saidasalim8524]

Thank you very much for the lesson

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You are welcome!

[@doudi8516]

Thank u a lot ,it's really important video

[@duyhung3879]

Many thanks

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You are welcome

[@omegamix7750]

Thank you so much

[@AttaUllah-um4bk]

Thanks a lot sir

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Most welcome

[@sofiahabtemariam6628]

I got 7/8 of the quiz and the mistake I made was, the last one on the same lines.
8, Their parents are sitting there. Instead there I chose here. Thank you so much, Rob.🩵

[@tuspalvlog3786]

thankyou for sharing

[@WoodwardEnglish]

My pleasure

[@chathurangawjd1518]

Dear Sir,
Could please explain what are the differences between DO and BE..
Ex:
Do you happy?
Are You Happy?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

See this lesson: ua-cam.com/video/x-X9sURtFB8/v-deo.html

[@pushaniwijewickrama1824]

Thank you

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You're welcome

[@pushaniwijewickrama1824]

@@WoodwardEnglish can I have your email address? I have some questions ask you about grammar

[@nicabella9655]

Great lesson 👌 Thanks a lot 🙏

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Always welcome

[@rodicasimon2750]

Thank you very mutch sir!

[@WoodwardEnglish]

* much

[@domybarahona8985]

Hello Mr. Woodward.
I have a question for you related to there is and there are.
In the following sentence should we use is or are after there : There is /are coffee, tea and some juice to drink.
I would be glad if you could clarify it please.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

There is + uncountable noun.

[@norizanismail5547]

it's help me a lot

[@WoodwardEnglish]

* It helped me a lot.

[@dlopez501]

Very good explained

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thanks.
* Very good explanation
... OR....
Explained very well.

[@takoSLchin]

Thanks dear, i answered all correctly:)

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Well done

[@Larissa-Vegan]

Thank You!! I've got one question, please: They're reading their books OVER THERE = They're reading their books THERE?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

It is more or less the same, however OVER THERE is often a little more distance away from you. (further away)

[@Larissa-Vegan]

@@WoodwardEnglish Is 'There' further away?

[@Larissa-Vegan]

@@WoodwardEnglish I'm sorry, Over there is Father and There is Further?

[@RW-jd3ny]

@@Larissa-Vegan the 'over' signifies the extra distance

[@RW-jd3ny]

@@Larissa-Vegan there is closer, over there is farther

[@asterbadeg4718]

I like yours videos

[@WoodwardEnglish]

* your video.
YOURS cannot be followed by a noun.

[@franckfotsing5003]

#They're laughing enough.
#Their parents are rich.
You can find grocerie store over #There

[@shaarawyabdelsamad5579]

Wow

[@Larissa-Vegan]

Rob, Can I ask you lesson, please: Other, The other and Another.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

I already have a half-finished video about that. I haven't finished it because the last part is boring to work on... too much grammar. I will definitely upload that video before the end of year as I need it for a livestream I plan to do.

[@Larissa-Vegan]

@@WoodwardEnglish Hooray!)) Thank You for all your lessons. Good Job! Great Job!!

[@bobdownparis5077]

I am only doing this for school I know all this already LOL

[@taherelsayed8044]

cool

[@chills6706]

Thanks a million! Would you consider making a video on the difference between "come " and "go" at some point, please?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

One day I might do a video about verbs and their opposites.

[@chathurangawjd1518]

@@WoodwardEnglish Please do sir.

[@akramkhalid4246]

Amazing

[@liliiacrafts8753]

Thanks a lot. They have a house .Their house is big and ugly. They're so stupid.They're singing an opera on the porch right now.Their dog is stupid too. It eats its shoes.There are small rabbits under the tree. They're eating carrot. Their hole there on the hill.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Lots of examples ... great!

[@mdparvaz5744]

What your book name please?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

I don't have a book, I have websites: www.woodwardenglish.com and www.grammar.cl

[@williamwheeler4344]

How is book uncountable?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

It is a countable noun.

[@rahomaow7377]

👌

[@zuweyraabdi8642]

Hi

[@davidashby3160]

Hello. At about 11:00, you say "they're cars" sounds wrong. I disagree.
If I asked you: "What type of vehicle is the Toyota Corolla and the Honda Civic?", could you not answer me "They're cars."?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Yes, in that almost never used situation, you could use it, but how often do you ask a question like that? The question sounds weird (as in rare)

[@cactus2763]

0/10 did not get hit with a hammer by a cartoon character

[@christineolivarri9277]

Like

[@gunnalalakshmi2733]

Laxmi

[@sergiicherzorov8838]

They're cars sounds completely normal, e.g. 'What are they?' 'They're cars, they're not toys'.

[@sheldonnull8280]

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[@zahiraar8293]

Thanks so much

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You're welcome!