The Secret to Pronouncing 'There', 'They're', and 'Their'

There, they're, and their.

I get asked all the time by my students if there is a difference in the pronunciation of these three words.

I want to tell you all a little secret (that's not really a secret...)
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The pronunciation is the same!

Watch my video here below to listen to the American pronunciation of these three words:

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Read on to see a mini grammar review of 'there', 'they're' and 'their' and some examples of how we use these words:

There = Pronoun for a general place
Would you place my drink over there, please?

They're = Short form (and most common pronunciation of) 'they are'
Wow! Look at those two girls running! They're really fast!

Their = Shows possession 
I need to give my students their corrected homework back tomorrow.

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