Question

Homophones are words that sound alike but are spelled differently and have different meanings. For example, they're, there, and their are homophones. Based on your knowledge of these three words, which sentence uses one of them INCORRECTLY?

A) Can you tell me which house in that neighborhood is theirs?
B) There are four golfers on the driving range hitting golf balls.
C) The beach is beautiful; I would love to go their one day with my family.
D) When my dad and mom get home from work, they're going to show us how to play badminton.

Answer 1

Option C - The beach is beautiful; I would love to go their one day with my family.

Explanation

As per the given option C is an incorrect statement because instead of there the meaning that at somewhere written is it belongs to someone else at any place then the sentence should be 'The beach is beautiful, I would love to go there one day with my family. Rather then stating that 'the beach is beautiful, I would love to go their one day with my family', which is not correct. Definitely then the rest of the statements are correct expect option C.