Definitions
Avid
What is "having a keen interest or enthusiasm in something"
Vivid
Cannot
What is the full word for "can't".
The hat the boy owns.
Sarah and Jess went to bed late and she got up early.
What is the wrong way to say "Sarah and Jess went to bed late and Sarah got up early."
Criteria
What is "a principle or standard by which something is judged"
Discern
They have
What are the full words "they've".
What is the alternate way of saying "the children's playground."
Neither Sarah nor Jess liked their ice cream cone.
What is the wrong way of saying "Neither Sarah nor Jess liked her ice cream cone."
Implicit
What is "implied but not plainly expressed"
Pertinent
What is "relevant, appropriate, applicable"
Would have
What are the full words for "would've"
The dog the sisters own.
What is the alternate way of saying "the sisters' dog".
When someone adopts a cat, you should always make sure the cat is up to date on shots.
What is the wrong way of saying "When someone adopts a cat, he/she should always make sure the cat is up to date on shots."
Relented
What is "abandoning harsh treatment or becoming less severe"
Surfeit
What is "excess, abundance, oversupply"
We could not have
The ice skates that Sarah and Melinda own individually.
What is the alternate way of saying "Sarah's and Melinda's ice skates".
The cat and mouse played peacefully with the cheese until she ate it.
What is the wrong way of saying "The cat and mouse played peacefully with the cheese until the mouse ate the cheese."
What is "Present, appearing, or found everywhere."
Culling
What is "select, choose, glean"
E'en
What is the contraction of the word "even"
The house the Murphys own.
What is the alternate way of saying "The Murphy's house".
Anyone can have their car battery die.
What is the wrong way of saying "Anyone can have his/her car battery die."