to, too, two
to-I went to the store.
too-I went to the store, too.
two-The two of us went to the store.
there, their, they’re
there-The rabbit jumped over there.
their-We went to their house for dinner.
they’re-They’re not going to play the game.
because, cause
because-She wanted to go to the mall because
she needed shoes.
cause-A heart attack was the cause of death.
hear, here
hear-Can you hear me?
here-I am hiding from you over here.
where, wear
where-Where did my pen go?
wear-I am going to wear my new dress.
your, you’re
your-I like your binder.
you’re-Tell me where you’re going.
it’s, its
it’s-It’s your turn.
its-The dog can find its way home.
are, our
are-Are you going to the dance?
our-He will be attending our school.
whether, weather
whether-You need to decide whether you are
going or not.
weather-Do you expect stormy weather?
a lot-My baby sister eats a lot of food.
receive-Did you receive your grade?
tomorrow-I am moving tomorrow.
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know, now
know-Do you know what time it is?
now-You must enter the building now!
right, write
right-Turn right at the stop sign.
write-Please write your name on the paper.
were, we’re
were-At the park, we were playing football.
we’re-We’re winning the game by ten points.
which, witch
which-Do you know which one you want?
witch-My sister dressed up as a witch.
through, threw
through-I can see through the broken glass.
threw-She threw the ball over the fence.
one, won
one-My baby brother is one today.
won-We finally won the game!
went, when
went-The dog went to the vet yesterday.
when-How do I know when you want to go?
then, than
then-I want to go to the store and then the
bank.
than-I am taller than John.
whose, who’s
whose-Whose car is blocking the driveway?
who’s-I want to know who’s going with me.
accept, except
accept-The president will accept the bill.
except-Jim liked all the veggies except peas.
principle, principal
principle-Curiosity is a principle of human
nature.
principal-The principal is in charge of the
school.
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