Homophones

Front

Which of the following two words are homophones?

tail and tale

,

angry and mad

,

dog and log

,

happy and excited

Back

tail and tale

Front

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• Don't go over they're.
• They're dog barks all the time.
• They're planning a vacation.
• I'm going over to they're house.

Back

They're planning a vacation.

Front

Which of the following sentences is correct?
1. Their house is pretty big.
2. Their coming over for dinner next week.
3. Their not at home right now.
4. They're much nicer than the family that used to live their.

Back

Their house is pretty big.

Front

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• There parrot knows how to talk.
• The parrot's cage is over there.
• There buying a new parrot next week.
• I've never seen a parrot quite like there's.

Back

The parrot's cage is over there.

Front

Which of the following sentences is correct?
1. Their eating they're dinner over there.
2. There eating their dinner over their.
3. They're eating their dinner over there.
4. They're eating there dinner over their.

Back

They're eating their dinner over there.

Front

What is a homophone?

Back

words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings

Front

They're and it's are examples of:

contractions

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homophones

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possessive pronouns

,

belonging to someone

Back

contractions

Front

The author can ________ a good tale. (write, right)

Back

write

Front

I want to go to the movies ________. Options:

too

,

to

,

two

Back

too

Front

Ms. Torres told AJ " _______ too late, go to bed!"

Back

It's