Homophone Review

Homophone Review

They sound the same, but mean different things.

Two... Too... and To

• Two- the written form of the number 2. "I ate two cookies after dinner."

• Too- an adverb that means also, in addition, or an abundance/higher degree. "My brother got a brand new basketball, and I want one too."

• To- expressing motion in the direction of a particular location. "We went to Disney for spring break."

Multiple Choice

I am going _______ read a book.

• two

• too

• to

Multiple Choice

Donald ran _______ miles yesterday.

• two

• too

• to

Multiple Choice

Is Anna coming _______?

• two

• too

• to

Multiple Choice

She got ________ wrong on the test.

• two

• too

• to

Multiple Choice

I need you _____ help me, it's _____ heavy!

• two, too

• to, too

• too, two

• to, to

Two, Too, and To Review

• I am going to read book.

• Donald ran two miles yesterday.

• Is Anna coming too?

• She got two wrong on the test.

• I need you to help me, it's too heavy!

Their, There, and They're

• Their- showing ownership, it belongs to them. "We went on their new jet ski."

• There- showing location, where something is. "The sound is coming from over there."

• They're- a contraction meaning they are. "They're so excited for the party tonight."

Multiple Choice

We brought ______ birthday gift to the party.

• their

• there

• they're

Multiple Choice

If you look over ______ you will see his new car.

• their

• there

• they're

Multiple Choice

_______ so happy with the score of they game.

• Their

• There

• They're

Multiple Choice

If we go ______ today we will not go tomorrow.

• their

• there

• they're

Multiple Choice

______ happy about ______ test score.

• There, there

• They're, there

• They're, their

• Their, they're

Their, There, and They're Review

• We brought their birthday gift to the party.

• If you look over there you will see his new car.

• They're so happy with the score of the game.

• If we go there today will will not go tomorrow.

• They're happy about their test score.

Its and It's

• Its - belonging to or associated with a thing previously mentioned or easily identified. "We laid the camera on its side."

• It's- a contraction meaning it is. "It's my fault the vase broke."

Multiple Choice

The tiger licked ____ paw.

• its

• it's

Multiple Choice

I wonder if _____ going to rain tomorrow.

• its

• it's

Multiple Choice

_____ time to go to school.

• Its

• It's

Multiple Choice

My cat and _____ kittens are taking a nap.

• its

• it's

Multiple Choice

______ going to be a long walk to the train station.

• Its

• It's

Its and It's Review

• The tiger licked its paw.

• I wonder if it's going to rain tomorrow.

• It's time to go to school

• My cat and its kittens are taking a nap.

• It's going to be a long walk to the train station.

Poll

How do YOU feel about these homophones?

• Bring on the test!🟢

• I feel okay, need some more practice.🟡

• I need help!🔴