**Which sentence is CORRECT?**
AThere going to the store with their friends.
BTheir going to the store with there friends.
CThey're going to the store with their friends.
DTheir going to the store with their friends.
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They're going to the store with their friends.
'They're' = they are (contraction).
'Their' = possessive (their friends). 'There' = location.
So 'They're going...
with their friends.' Option C is correct.
Mixing up these three (their/there/they're) is a classic SAT error to test.
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