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Commonly Confused Terms - You're vs. Your

Commonly Confused Terms - You're vs. Your

Assessment

Presentation

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English

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6th - 8th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
L.4.1G, L.5.6, L.1.6

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Standards-aligned

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Sonja Aune

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8 Slides • 13 Questions

1

Commonly Confused Terms You're vs. Your

Extended Practice

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2

You're vs. Your

Complete the following sentences using the commonly confused terms your & you're correctly.

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3

____ my best friends.


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4

Fill in the Blanks

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Type answer...

my best friends.

5

The teacher is angry because ____ not paying attention.

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6

Fill in the Blanks

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The teacher is angry because

Type answer...

not paying attention.

7

Is she ____ sister?

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8

Fill in the Blanks

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Is she

Type answer...

sister?

9

Multiple Choice

It's time to go and _____ still not ready.
1
your
2
you're

10

Multiple Choice

Is this ___ book, or is it my book?
1
you're
2
your

11

"Here is ____ lunch!"

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12

Fill in the Blanks

"Here is

Type answer...

lunch!"

13

"____ always late to class!"

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14

Fill in the Blanks

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"

Type answer...

always late for class!"

15

____ name is missing on the assignment.

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16

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

name is missing on the assignment.

17

Multiple Choice

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I hope that your not going to be late today.

1

correct as it is

2

incorrect

18

Multiple Choice

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You're going to love watching the movie about the Minions.

1

correct as it is

2

incorrect

19

Multiple Choice

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Did you remember to bring your homework?

1

correct as it is

2

incorrect

20

Multiple Choice

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Hey Adam! Do you know your phone number?

1

correct as it is

2

incorrect

21

Multiple Choice

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Can you believe your done with this quiz?

1

correct as it is

2

incorrect

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Commonly Confused Terms You're vs. Your

Extended Practice

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