We sound the same but are very different
Difference between blue and blew
What is:Blue is an adjective and blew is the past tense blow and is a verb
I am part of the game softball, baseball and vampire.
What is: a bat
Which witch is which?
What is: Witch with a t, rides on a broom. Which is a choice question word.
When I am a liquid, I am considered to be a what?
Who is:Non-count noun.
It is raining cats and dogs!
What is:It's raining really hard.
Threw and Through
What is: past tense of the verb to throw and through is a preposition, go through the door.
We have something in common: Chop, Pogo and Yard.
What is: stick
Your and you're
What is:Your is the possessive adjective and you're is the subject pronoun with the verb to be.
I am known as a key word (few) and I go with a special noun.
Who is:count noun
To throw in the towel
What is:To give up
Two, too and to
What is: two is the number, too can be replaced by also and can also be found before an adjective and to is a preposition. It can also be found with an infinitive.
I can be a King, a Queen or a Twin.
What is: a mattress or bed sizes.
cereal and serial
What is: Cereal you eat in the morning. Serial describes a person who commits a similar crime repeatedly.
Foot and feet are known as what?
Who is: Irregular nouns
Walk a mile in his shoes
What is:To imagine you are in his place
except and accept
What is: except means to exclude and accept means to let join.
I am part of a tree, an elephant and a car.
What is: Trunks
Bare and bear
What is: the animal (bear) and to carry something (bare) also to be naked
These two words go with how, one is for a count noun and the other is for a non-count noun.
Who is:Much and many
Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
What is:to keep your options open.
Their, they're and there
What is: Their is a possessive adjective, they're is they are and is a subjective pronoun and the verb to be. There is a place.
I can be paper, leather or school.
What is: a Bag
sun and son
What is: Sun in the sky and son is a child.
Tell me when do I use a S on time and when do I not use s.
Who is: times is like a period of time. I have English 4 times this week. Time is with time on the clock.
To steal someone's thunder.
What is:you have some news that you’re super excited to tell people, another friend comes in to share their news first. Taking all the attention away from you.