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What is the difference between 'your' and 'you're'?
'Your' indicates possession, while 'you're' is a contraction for 'you are.'
'Your' is a contraction for 'you are,' while 'you're' indicates possession.
Both 'your' and 'you're' indicate possession.
'Your' is used in questions, while 'you're' is used in statements.
How do you correctly write 'It is' in contraction?
Its.
It's.
It’s.
It is.
What is the correct way to express a choice: 'either' or 'eather'?
either
eather
eitherer
eithering
What is the correct form of 'its' when indicating possession?
it's
its
its'
ith
What is the correct way to express a choice: 'neither' or 'nither'?
neither.
nither.
either.
both.
What is the correct form of the verb in 'keep _____'?
smiling.
smile.
kept.
keeps.
What is the correct way to express a preference: 'rather' or 'more rather'?
rather.
more rather.
preferably.
rather more.
What is the correct form of 'less' when comparing quantities?
less
least
more
fewer
What is the correct phrase to indicate a requirement?
must
have to
should
might
Which is the correct comparative form: 'better' or 'more better'?
better
more better
best
gooder
What is the correct form of 'who' when referring to an object?
who
whom
whose
whomever
What is the correct way to express a negative: 'I don't' or 'I does not'?
I don't.
I does not.
I do not.
I ain't.
How do you correctly write 'they are' in contraction?
they're.
theyre.
they are.
they'r.
What is the correct phrase to indicate value?
worth it.
valuable
costly
priceless
What is the correct way to express a condition: 'if' or 'whether'?
if
whether
unless
although
What is the correct phrase to indicate necessity?
must
should
have to
might
What is the correct way to express a past action: 'I seen' or 'I saw'?
I seen
I saw
I seened
I see
What is the correct form of 'there' when indicating a place?
their
there
they're
thier
What is the correct response to 'Thank you for your help'?
You're welcome.
No problem!
Anytime!
I appreciate it!
What is the correct form of 'who' when referring to a subject?
who
whom
whose
who's
