What does the word "they're" mean?

• an adverb that means in or at that place

• contraction of the words they and are

• the possessive case of the pronoun they, meaning belonging to them

• contraction of the words they and were

What does the word "there" mean?

• an adverb that means in or at that place

• the possessive case of the pronoun they, meaning belonging to them

• contraction of the words they and are

• contraction of the words they and were

What does the word "their" mean?

• contraction of the words they and are

• an adverb that means in or at that place

• the possessive case of the pronoun they, meaning belonging to them

• contraction of the words they and were

Which of the following sentences uses "their" correctly.

• Their going to go to the store.

• The teacher asked them to sit over their.

• I was wondering whether their going to go or not.

• The students used their notes to study for the test.

Which of the following sentences uses "there" correctly?

• The students were asked to take there seats.

• He did not want to go there.

• I wonder if there going to release that movie today.

• There grades were posted on the board.

Which of the following sentences uses "they're" correctly?

• I couldn't tell whether they got they're new books.

• I hope they're paying attention.

• She wanted to sit they're, but someone beat her to the spot.

• It was too dark to see they're music.

What does the suffix "-ing" mean?

• present tense verb

• past tense verb

• having characteristics of

• state or quality of

What does the suffix "-er" mean?

• comparative (more than two things)

• full of

• state or quality of

• comparative (two things)

What do the root words "junct, join, jug" mean?

• carry

• new

• to bring together, combine

• cut, separate

What does the root word "sect" mean?

• carry

• to bring together, combine

• new

• cut, separate