Its/It's
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence:
Its/it's time for lunch!
it's
Choose the correct there/their/they're to complete the sentence.
Look! There/their/they're are two dogs outside!
there
Choose the correct form of your/you're to complete the sentence.
Your/you're going to fall down if you text and walk.
You're
Choose the correct form of to/two/too to complete the sentence.
Look! There are to/two/too dogs outside!
two
Choose the correct form of are/our to complete the sentence.
There are/our two dogs outside!
are
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence:
Its/it's always a good idea to do your homework on time.
it's
Choose the correct form of there/their/they're to complete the sentence.
Did you hear what he did at there/their/they're house yesterday?
their
Choose the correct form of your/you're to complete the sentence.
She likes your/you're handwriting.
your
Choose the correct form of to/two/too to complete the sentence.
Please give the book to/two/too the teacher.
to
Choose the correct here/hear to complete the sentence.
Since the music was so loud, she could not here/hear me talking to her.
hear
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence:
Since its/it's going to rain, we should bring our umbrella.
it's
Choose the correct form of there/their/they're to complete the sentence.
Please make sure all of your teachers get there/their/they're presents!
their
Choose the correct form of your/you're to complete the sentence.
Since I forgot my book, can I borrow your/you're book?
your
Choose the correct form of to/two/too to complete the sentence.
I am excited because we are going to/two/too the party!
to
Choose the correct then/than to complete the sentence.
I would rather have cookies then/than brownies.
than
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence:
The dog wagged its/it's tail.
its
Choose the correct form of there/their/they're to complete the sentence.
There/their/they're going to play football later.
they're
Choose the correct form of your/you're to complete the sentence.
I hope your/you're ready for the test today!
you're
Choose the correct form of to/two/too to complete the sentence.
Is it okay if I come to the party to/two/too?
too
Choose the correct who's/whose to complete the sentence.
Who's/whose book is this?
whose
What do each form of its/it's mean?
Its = shows ownership, something belongs to
It's = it + is
What does each form of there/their/they're mean?
there = something exists
their = something belongs to someone
they're = they + are
What does each form of your/you're mean?
your = something belongs to you
you're = you + are
What does each form of to/two/too mean?
to = direction word
two = 2
too = also
Choose the correct form of affect/effect to complete the sentence.
Earthquakes have many affects/effects for people.
effects