Tricky Homophones

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? (Who's, Whose) responsible for knocking over the dog's water bowl? 

• Who's 
• Whose

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? (Who's, whose) skateboard is by that tree?

• Who's
• Whose

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? (It's, Its) important for you to proofread your writing. 

• It's
• Its

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? Could I please borrow (you're, your) dictionary? 

• you're
• your

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? The dog was running in circles, trying to catch (it's, its) tail.

• it's
• its

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? (You're, Your) going to sing a song, aren't you? 

• You're
• Your

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? The Martins are trying to sell (they're, their, there) house to the highest bidder.

• they're
• their
• there

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? (They're, Their, There) waiting patiently for the hamburgers to be ready.

• They're
• Their
• There

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? Dennis, (who's, whose) father is a teacher, has decided that he would like to be a teacher someday, too.  

• who's
• whose

Which homophone correctly completes the sentence? (They're, Their, There) is a fancy restaurant on the corner of Oakley and Waveland Streets.  

• They're
• Their
• There