a possessive pronoun that means "belonging to them"

means "in that place" (Think of it as the opposite of "here".)

a possessive pronoun that means "belonging to you"

a possessive pronoun that means "belonging to it"

means "also" or "excessively" ("more than enough")

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Common Homophones

Frequently misused homophones 6

Term	Definition
their	a possessive pronoun that means "belonging to them"
they're	a contraction for THEY + ARE
there	means "in that place" (Think of it as the opposite of "here".)
there's	a contraction for THERE + IS
your	a possessive pronoun that means "belonging to you"
you're	a contraction for YOU + ARE
it's	a contraction for IT + IS
its	a possessive pronoun that means "belonging to it"
two	the number
too	means "also" or "excessively" ("more than enough")
to	a common preposition