Discussion
"From where are they bringing their books? ________ bringing _______ books from _____."
The words that best fill the blanks in the above sentence are
Answer: B
The blanks take They're, their, there: "They're bringing their books from there."
The first blank needs a subject and verb, so it is the contraction they're (they are). The second needs a possessive before 'books', which is their. The third needs a place after 'from', which is the adverb there, answering 'From where'.
'Their, they're, there' puts a possessive where the subject and verb belong. 'There, their, they're' begins with a place word and ends with a contraction that cannot follow 'from'. 'They're, there, there' uses a place word where the possessive is needed.
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