commonly confused words

Front

The cat slowly drank (its, it's) milk from the porcelain bowl.

Back

its

Front

What change should be made in these sentences?
My parents' names are Rick and Amy. Their really nice.

Back

change their to they're

Front

The Brandon Valley football doesn't want to _____ their game against Harrisburg.

Back

lose

Front

Aidan always _____ new people sitting at his lunch table.

Back

accepts

Front

Jakson ate all of his lunch _____ for the lima beans.

Back

except

Front

Fall always _____ winter.

Back

precedes

Front

My parents gave me good _____ when they suggested a save part of each paycheck.

Back

advice

Front

The accident did not _____________ Sarah’s decision to___________ the scholarship.

Back

affect/accept

Front

_______ more important to study ________ it is to party. It’s/Its, than/then

Back

It's/than

Front

Fill in the blanks: Ever ________ gym class, _________ shoes have been emanating an awful odor!

Back

since/your