Help me.....get 10 points, i think that's fair?

Question

What is the part of speech for they're, there, their, and were? Thanks God Bless

Answer 1

theyre-pronoun
there - pronoun, its s certain type but i dont remember what kind, sorry.
their- possesive pronoun
were- adverb

i think these are right
but i might be totally wrong

Answer 2

the part of speech of they're is a contraction between they (a pronoun), and are (a verb)

there is a pronoun
their is a pronoun
were is a verb

if you mean "where" for that last one, it is a pronoun.

Answer 3

They’re = they are=pronoun , verb
there = adverb
their =possessive adjective
were= past tense of verb TO BE, also can be subjunctive

Answer 4

$10 is better than 10 points. So, 10 points is not fair.
For some reason, everyone answered the second question and overlooked the first. I just say they correct on the second answer.

Answer 5

okay think of it like this
THEIR air=possesive (belongs to someone)
THERE in the hills= location
They're= 2 words (they are)
were=example: They were at the mall today. (past tense verb)
good luck! =)

Answer 6

They're - contraction
there - adverb
Their - possessive
Were - verb

Answer 7

they're all gone to school (they are all gone to school)
there is a roof on the school (used when talking about something)
their books are at school (used when talking about something which is belong to someone)
you were at school today(past tense of 'are')
and also 'where'
where is the school

Answer 8

they're - is the contraction of they are
they (pronoun)
are (verb)

there (adverb)

their (adjective)

were (verb)

Answer 9

pronoun and verb

Answer 10

It is a preposition, except for were which is a verb.

I am pretty sure this is right