Question

their means \belonging to them.\ there means \in that place.\ theyre is a contraction of the words they are. c. underline the correct word in parentheses. 1. they are over (their, there, theyre) standing in (their, there, theyre) yard. 2. (their, there, theyre) waiting to go visit (their, there, theyre) friends. 3. (their, there, theyre) going to leave for (their, there, theyre) vacation.

Explanation:

Question 1

For the first blank, we need a word that indicates a place. "There" means "in that place", so "there" is correct. For the second blank, we need a possessive word to show the yard belongs to them. "Their" means "belonging to them", so "their" is correct.

For the first blank, we need a contraction of "they are" to show they are waiting. "They're" is the contraction of "they are", so "They're" is correct. For the second blank, we need a possessive word to show the friends belong to them. "Their" means "belonging to them", so "their" is correct.

For the first blank, we need a contraction of "they are" to show they are going to leave. "They're" is the contraction of "they are", so "They're" is correct. For the second blank, we need a possessive word to show the vacation belongs to them. "Their" means "belonging to them", so "their" is correct.

Answer:

They are over \underline{there} standing in \underline{their} yard.

Question 2