Commonly confused words #1

Front

I talked ( to / too / two ) my brother yesterday.

Back

to

Front

Make sure you do ( your / you're ) homework right after school.

Back

your

Front

I saw ( their / there / they’re ) mom sitting over ( their / there / they’re).

Back

their/there

Front

The dog chewed on ( its / it’s ) squeaky toy.

Back

its

Front

I want to show (your / you’re) art piece at the exhibit.

Back

your

Front

Make sure (your / you’re) ready for our vacation next week.

Back

you're

Front

(Its / It’s) peculiar that no one showed up to dinner on time.

Back

It's

Front

Are you faster (then / than) the rest of the players?

Back

than

Front

He bought ( to / too / two ) speakers ( to / too / two ) complete his stereo system.

Back

two/to

Front

I will brush my hair and (then / than) organize my bed.

Back

then