There, They're, Their

[jpsmith1cm]

Here's a list of homophones.

http://www.bifroest.demon.co.uk/misc...ones-list.html

Some of those are a bit debatable...

Yaw, yore, your and you're???? I don't pronounce "yaw" and "you're" the same at all.

[chaard]

Some of those are a bit debatable...

Yaw, yore, your and you're???? I don't pronounce "yaw" and "you're" the same at all.

True. Best I could find.

[jnsrose]

Here's a list of homophones.

http://www.bifroest.demon.co.uk/misc...ones-list.html

What did you call me?

[jnsrose]

to - expresses movement in a particular direction

"I am heading over to the tavern"

too - means also or excessively

"I would like a beer too" (also)
"You have had too many beers" (excessively)

two - the number 2

"What? I have only had two beers"

Thanks. That narrows down too, now what about their.

[jpsmith1cm]

Thanks. That narrows down too, now what about their.

There means a place. The problem is over there.

Their indicates posession. It is their problem

They're is a contraction of they are. They're going to have a problem.

[chaard]

What did you call me?

I said homophone. Not homophobe.