U4W5 Grammar - Pronouns and Homophones

Choose the correctly written sentence.

• "Look at all the storm clouds over there!" Dad exclaimed.

• "Look at all the storm clouds over they're!" Dad exclaimed.

• "Look at all the storm clouds over there's!" Dad exclaimed.

• "Look at all the storm clouds over their!" Dad exclaimed.

Choose the correctly written sentence.

• "Who idea was it to go to the beach today?" he asked.

• "Whose idea was it to go to the beach today?" he asked.

• "Who's idea was its to go to the beach today?" he asked.

• "Who's idea was it's to go to the beach today?" he asked.

Choose the correctly written sentence.

• "You getting upset over nothing," Mom said.

• "You're getting upset over nothing," Mom said.

• "You've getting upset over nothing," Mom said.

• "Your getting upset over nothing," Mom said.

Choose the correctly written sentence.

• "There just clouds, Dad-nothing to worry about!" said Terrance.

• “They’re just clouds, Dad ─ nothing to worry about!” said Terrance.

• They're just clouds, Dad-nothing to worry about! said Terrance.

• "They're just clouds, Dad-nothing to worry about!" said Terrance.

Choose the correctly written sentence.

• "Trust me," Dad said. It going to rain any minute now.

• "Trust me," Dad said. "It's going to rain any minute now."

• "Trust me," Dad said. "Its going to rain any minute now."

• "Trust me, Dad said. "Its' going to rain any minute now.

Choose the correctly written sentence.

• "Those clouds will never make they're way over here," she replied. "Let's go!"

• "Those clouds will never make the way over here," she replied. "Let's go!"

• "Those clouds will never make their way over here," she replied. "Let's go!"

• "Those clouds will never make they way over here," she replied. "Let's go!"