How’s it poppin ’ y’all ? Recently I’ve become aware of how many people on this planet that just can’t get one thing right. That one thing is grammar. I see one mistake more than any other: there, their, and they’re . So, let’s get this clarified. There: “ There ,” refers to a location. For example, the ball is sitting over there. It’s of course useful for any sort of location related phrase, to show where something is. Their: “ Their , ” shows possession. For example, that ball is theirs. This shows possession with a group or plural noun. It’s extremely useful, for any sort of writing and is commonly mistaken for “there.” So please, please do not mix them up. They’re: Finally, we have “They’re.” “They’re” is a contraction of They and Are. For example, “They’re dribbling the ball.” This is useful in shortening sen...