We were going to visit our aunt, our uncle, and our newborn cousin, to/two/too.

My aunt and uncle had sent the birth announcement on beautiful blue stationary/stationery.

I was so excited for the trip that I quickly through/threw a bunch of clothes in my suitcase.

It was even more exciting then/than when I found out that I was getting a dog for Christmas.

There/Their/They're baby's name is Fred. I'm goig to call him Freddy.

We wouldn't have been able to bear/bare it if we hadn't gotten to see our new cousin.

When we got to the hospital, my uncle led/lead us to the nursery to see Freddy.

Seeing our new baby cousin had a strong affect/effect on my brother, and he started to cry.

When I look back on my passed/past, I'll always remember that trip we took to go see Freddy.

Eva and Jacqueline are alot/a lot alike.

Aidan always accepts/excepts new people sitting at his lunch table. 

Did he read you're/your poem to the class?

There/Their/They're are many fun things to do at the beach.

Would you like to go to/two/too?

I need to finish my homework and then/than I can play Fortnite.

A truck lost it's/its load on the freeway. 

Come over here/hear, so I can take a picture of you.

She said "by/buy/bye" before she left.

He knew/new how to spell the words on his spelling test.