Ah, the good old homophone triplet of they’re, there and their. One of my favourites.
It’s quite simple.
They’re is a shortened form of ‘they are’.
There is a place.
Their means it belongs to them.
This is taught in primary school.

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Ah, the good old homophone triplet of they’re, there and their. One of my favourites.
It’s quite simple.
They’re is a shortened form of ‘they are’.
There is a place.
Their means it belongs to them.
This is taught in primary school.