Homophones/Homographs

Front

Which form of To/Too/Two should be used for (1) in the sentence: I wanted to go (1) the store and my mom said that she was coming (2), but the last time she came, it took (3) hours to finish shopping!

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To

Front

Which form of To/Too/Two should be used for: "I wanted to go to the store and my mom said that she was coming (2), but the last time she came, it took two hours to finish shopping!"? Options: To, Too, Two

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Too

Front

Which form of To/Too/Two should be used for (3) in the sentence: "I wanted to go to the store and my mom said that she was coming too, but the last time she came, it took (3) hours to finish shopping!"?

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Two

Front

Which form of You're/Your should be used for (1) in the sentence: "Your book is on the desk in case (2) going to need it."?

Back

Your

Front

Which form of You're/Your should be used for: "(2) going to need it."?

Back

You're

Front

Which form of Than/Then should be used for: First I got stung by a bee, (1) my arm was swollen so it was rounder (2) a cantaloupe?

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Then

Front

Which form of Than/Then should be used in the sentence: "First I got stung by a bee, then my arm was swollen so it was rounder (2) a cantaloupe."?

Back

Than

Front

Which form of They're/Their/There should be used for (1) in the sentence: Hey you, over (1)! Can you please bring me (2) lunch? (3) going to detention.

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There

Front

Which form of They're/Their/There should be used for: Hey you, over (1)! Can you please bring me (2) lunch? (3) going to detention.

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Their

Front

Which form of They're/Their/There should be used for: "(3) going to detention."?

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They're