Writing Review 2: Synonyms-Antonyms-Homophones-Future-Conjunctio

Read the story. Write 1 synonym and 2 antonyms found in it.

Chris wanted to go somewhere on vacation. He was tired of all the cold weather and he wanted to go somewhere hot. Snowville was boring and he wanted to go somewhere exciting. He picked up his soft, fluffy cat and started to think. He could go to Florida and eat tasty, yummy oranges. Or he could go to California and go swimming at a fun and exciting beach. He could travel on a big plane, or even in a small car. He put down his cat and picked up his wallet. He wished his wallet was full of money, but it was empty. He knew that he would have to be rich to go on a big trip, but he was poor. Oh well. Maybe he would just go outside and build a huge, gigantic snowman!

Homophones:

If you aren't careful, you might fall and ____ your arm.

• break

• brake

• breik

• brick

Homophones:

The cat knows which is ____ toy.

• it's

• its

• eats

• eets

Homophones:

We have been ____ before.

• their

• they're

• there

• dere

Homophones:

How old is ____ sister?

• your

• you're

• jour

• jou're

Homophones:

I have ____ go to school.

• too

• two

• tou

• to

Use the correct relative clause (who, which, that, where, when) to complete the sentences:

I just came back from Shanghai, (a)   we ate interesting food.

Use the correct relative clause (who, which, that, where, when) to complete the sentences:

Do you know the girl (a)   just moved into town?

Use the correct relative clause (who, which, that, where, when) to complete the sentences:

Can I have the pen (a)   I gave you this morning?

Use the correct relative clause (who, which, that, where, when) to complete the sentences:

I hang out a lot with my friend Allie, (a)   is a talented karaoke singer.