Pronouns and Homophones Review

Pronouns and Homophones Review

HMH Lesson 2.6.3

Review Pronouns and Homophones

Some pronoun contractions can be confused with their homophones. While the two words sound similar, they have different meanings.

Examples

• They're observing the pond habitat. (They are)

• I would like to join their group. (Belonging to them)

• The path to the woods is over there. (In that place)

Multiple Choice

Identify the word that correctly completes each sentence: (They're, There) going to the movies with Sally.

• They're

• There

Multiple Choice

Identify the word that correctly completes each sentence: I hope you bring (you're, your) friends.

• you're

• your

Multiple Choice

Identify the word that correctly completes each sentence: Sally and I will watch the movie (they're, there).

• they're

• there

Multiple Choice

Identify the word that correctly completes each sentence: (It's, its) going to be a good movie.

• It's

• Its

Multiple Choice

Identify the word that correctly completes each sentence: (You're, Your) going to like this movie!

• You're

• Your