NHS Confused Words Quiz #1

Which of the following sentences uses "affect" correctly?

• The medicine did not have an immediate effect on her health.

• The loud music will definitely affect his hearing.

Choose the sentence where "effect" is used correctly.

• The new law will effect many people.

• The effect of the new law was immediate.

Select the sentence that correctly uses "their."

• Their going to the movies tonight.

• I really like their new house.

Which sentence correctly uses "there"?

• There going to be late if they don't hurry.

• Look over there; it's a shooting star!

Choose the sentence where "they're" is used correctly.

• They're books are on the table.

• They're going to the concert tonight.

Which sentence correctly uses "your"?

• Your going to love this movie!

• Is this your coat?

Select the sentence that correctly uses "you're."

• You're the best friend I could ask for.

• I can't believe you're dog ate my homework.

Which sentence correctly uses "its"?

• Its raining outside.

• The cat licked its paw.

Choose the sentence where "it's" is used correctly.

• It's been a long day.

• The dog wagged it's tail.

Select the sentence that correctly uses "to."

• I'm going to the store.

• I have to many things to do.