Do you know the correct usage for the following words?

Yes. They're is a contraction of "they are." There is an adverb used particularly to refer to place. Their is the third person plural possessive pronoun.

They're - A contracted form of 'They are'
There - Used to denote place/situation
Their - Used to denote ownership

Yes, their pretty easy to understand.

Yes, I'm good at this sort of thing.

Yes, pretty much......... I made this survey because I used one version and it looked wrong in the sentence, then it still didnt look good.... and for a few seconds I was lost as to which one was correct

Naturally, but is this a real survey, or just a joke?

Their as in them the person
There is a highway and there are many ways
They're is a way

It saddens me that there are so many people who don't know the difference between these.

Yes. There their to help us.

They're discussing their grammar over there.

Of course I do.

They're going to the movies.
There is a movie at 9.
Their tickets had been bought already.

They're coming round for dinner. Their son is also coming. There will be a yummy dessert.

Yes and incorrect usage sticks out painfully while reading. Despite that, I still use them incorrectly at times when I'm writing. My fingers just get ahead of my brain, the wrong word comes out, and I don't always notice it.

> Yes and incorrect usage sticks out painfully while
> reading. Despite that, I still use them incorrectly
> at times when I'm writing. My fingers just get
> ahead of my brain, the wrong word comes out, and
> I don't always notice it.

This is kinda what I was talking about........

They're going to their mother's house; it's over there.
I just wanted to use all three in the same sentence.

Yes. Occasionally my fingers are faster than my brain, but I probably use them correctly 99% of the time.

And a semi-colon too...

Show-off!

I know, it was definitely one of my better sentences.

Of course. I am they.

> It saddens me that there are
> so many people who don't know
> the difference between these.

I don't understand. What does this have to do with anal sex?

They're is they are, condensed. There is a place. Their is what belongs to them. Easy.

> |> It saddens me that there are
> |> so many people who don't know
> |> the difference between these.
>
> I don't understand. What does this have to do with anal sex?
>
>

Plenty. "You see those girls over there? They're going to let me put it in their butts! "

Yes

Their different words entirely. There meaning differ only slightly, however. They're is little point discussing it though

Good one.

yes. these are obvious. just ask this: the difference between lie & lay...now that is confusion +

Yes, yes and yes.