Anybody want a peanut?
I like your sleeves, they’re real big.
Why so serious?
I’m a peacock, you’ve got to let me fly on this one
Stretchy pants – it’s for fun!
100

I was wearing everyday/every day clothes around the house.

everyday

100
The weather/whether outside is frightful.
weather
100
Mr. Openshaw is the principal/principle of our school.
principal
100
The boys are over there/their/they’re.
there
100
There/their/they’re house was robbed last night.
Their
200
Why don’t you ever take my advice/advise?
advice
200
I would advice/advise you to study for that test.
advise
200
Go to the traffic lights, then/than turn right.
then
200
There/their/they’re leaving on Saturday.
They're
200
Spot is the dog who/that barks too loud.
that
300
The student counsel/council consists of students from each grade level.
council
300
Can you counsel/council me on which class I should take?
counsel
300
Her dress cost more then/than mine.
than
300

There may be/maybe more than one culprit

may be

300
Mike and I/me went to the concert this weekend.
I
400
He is a man with principals/principles and values.
principles
400
The guidance counselor/councilor gave me advice about my future.
counselor
400
It was an easy class accept/except for the final exam.
except
400
Mom gave a ride to Mike and me/I.
me
400
Its/It’s his backpack.
It's
500
That behavior will not be accepted/excepted.
accepted
500

He had to breathe/breath hard while jogging.

breathe

500

The team will devise/device a website.

devise

500
Car emissions affect/effect the environment.
affect
500
The rain had an affect/effect on Harry’s mood.
effect
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