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USING THE RIGHT WORD #5 RS

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

THAN

a)

Used in a comparison

b)

Tells when

2.

THEN

a)

Used in a comparison

b)

Tells when

3.

Use these words with an "s" if you are British, use with no "s" if you are American

a)

TOWARD, FORWARD

b)

AFTERWARD, BACKWARD

c)

UPWARD, DOWNWARD

4.

THEIR

a)

Possessive pronoun which shows ownership

b)

Pronoun used to point out a location

c)

Contraction for "they are"

5.

THERE

a)

Possessive pronoun which shows ownership

b)

Pronoun used to point out a location

c)

Contraction for "they are"

6.

THEY'RE

a)

possessive pronoun which shows ownership

b)

Pronoun used to point out a location

c)

Contraction for "they are"

7.

TO

a)

Prep. "in the direction of" also used to form an infinitive

b)

Adv. "very, excessive"

c)

Adj. the number

8.

TOO

a)

Prep. "in the direction of" also used to form an infinitive

b)

Adv. "very, excessive"

c)

Adj. the number

9.

TWO

a)

Prep. "in the direction of" also used to form an infinitive

b)

Adv. "very, excessive"

c)

Adj. the number

10.

WHO

a)

Refers to nonliving objects or animals, should never refer to people.

b)

Refers to people.

c)

May refer to animals, people, or nonliving objects.

11.

WHICH

a)

Refers to nonliving objects or animals, should never refer to people.

b)

Refers to people.

c)

May refer to animals, people, or nonliving objects.

12.

THAT

a)

Refers to nonliving objects or animals, should never refer to people.

b)

Refers to people.

c)

May refer to animals, people, or nonliving objects.

13.

WHO'S

a)

Possessive pronoun which shows ownership.

b)

Contraction for "who is".

14.

WHOSE

a)

Possessive pronoun which shows ownership.

b)

Contraction for "who is".

15.

WHO

a)

Used as the object of a preposition or as a direct object.

b)

Used as the subject in a sentence.

16.

WHOM

a)

Used as the object of a preposition or as a direct object.

b)

Used as the subject in a sentence.

17.

YOUR

a)

Possessive pronoun which shows ownership.

b)

Contraction for "you are".

18.

YOU'RE

a)

Possessive pronoun which shows ownership.

b)

Contraction for "you are".