Homophones and Possessive

Today (their, they're) taking pictures of beavers.

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(There, They're) are two beavers making a dam.

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They use (there, their) sharp teeth to cut trees.

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The dam is important. (Its, It's) a wall used to hold back water.

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After a while, a deep pond forms (there, their).

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A beaver will build (its, it's) home in the pond.

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Blake and Nathan showed me (your, you're) pictures.

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Do you want to go to summer camp with (your / you’re) friends this year?

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I watched the alligator move (its / it’s) tail back and forth.

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We must hurry because (their / they’re) waiting for us in the car.

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