their s or theirs

Like the related possessive pronouns “ours,” “his” and “hers” “theirs” does not take an apostrophe.

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• hyperdermic vs hypodermic
• ninty vs ninety
• dateline vs deadline
• tooken vs took vs taken
• ceasar vs caesar
• heal vs heel
• submittal vs submission
• as less as possible vs as little as possible
• in route vs en route
• absorbtion vs absorption

News & Articles

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• RI students now required to pass NECAP test; waivers possible
  The school department will rewrite its rules for graduates as soon as the Rhode Island Department of Education rewrites theirs, School Committee members decided Tuesday. The committee met Tuesday with Mary Ann Snider, an administrator with RIDE, about the state’s plans to require all graduates in 2014 to pass the state’s NECAP test (New England Comprehensive Assessment Program).
  June 13, 2013 - Fall River Herald News
• Homeless veterans receive free vehicles
  OLDSMAR - Things are looking up for the Coopers these days. The family of five, which has been living a three-bedroom apartment at a Homeless Emergency Project shelter in Clearwater, had been trying to get by without a car since theirs broke down nearly a year ago.
  June 13, 2013 - The Tampa Tribune
• Figuring out your passions is first step in finding perfect job
  Marilyn Feldstein's job is helping other people find theirs.
  June 12, 2013 - The Florida Times-Union