i know we all learned this in elementary school, but i see it all too many times.

'your'

'your' is something you would say if someone possessed or owned something.

ex: i like your mug.

'you're'

'you're' is a contraction, which means that it joins to words to shorten it, in this case, 'you' and 'are'.

ex: you're a good barista.

'their'

'their' is a word that means that several people own something.

ex: their family-owned cafe was rustic.

'there'

'there' is a word that identifies a location.

ex: the menu is over there.

'they're'

'they're' is another contraction, which in this case, connect 'they' and 'are'.

ex: they're very good at making tea.