Pronouns and Homophones

Pronouns and Homophones

HMH Lesson 2.6.2

Pronouns and Homophones

Homophones are words that sound alike but have different spellings and meanings. Some pronoun contractions are often confused with their homophones.

Examples include: it's/its, they're/their/there, you're/your

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct homophone: (It's, Its) a beautiful day to observe nature.

• It's

• Its

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct homophone: I saw a turtle in (it's, its) nest.

• it's

• its

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct homophone: May I borrow (you're, your) pencil to take notes?

• you're

• your

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct homophone: (You're, your) good at spotting turtles.

• You're

• your

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct homophone: (They're, Their) heading straight toward us!

• They're

• Their

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You are

Fill in the Blanks

In that place

Fill in the Blanks

Belonging to it

Fill in the Blanks

They are

Fill in the Blanks

Belonging to you

Fill in the Blanks

It is

Fill in the Blanks

Belonging to them