Homophones
(Its/It's) time for dinner.
It's
I love going to school I get to see all of my friends.
I love going to school. I get to see all of my friends.
I dance all night.
I danced all night.
I finish my homework.
I have finished my homework.
I went for a jog, when I noticed that someone left a note on my doorstep.
I went for a jog, when I noticed that someone had left a note on my doorstep.
I would like to go to the store (to, too, two)!
too
Barked at the moon all night.
He barked at the moon all night.
OR
My dog barked at the moon all night.
This store sells many kinds of games and toys.
This store sold many kinds of games and toys.
He ate his dinner.
He has eaten his dinner.
We saw that our bike was gone when we went to the grocery store.
We had seen that our bike was gone when we went to the grocery store.
(Their/They're/There) having fun playing Roblox.
They're
Where are you going, can I come?
Where are you going? Can I come?
Yes, I hear you.
Yes, I heard you.
You bring your lunch to school before.
You have brought your lunch to school before.
I saw the movie before yesterday.
Had you seen the movie before yesterday?
(Your/You're) kidding me!
You're
When I grow up, I want to be a doctor I like to help people.
When I grow up, I want to be a doctor. I like to help people.
My cereal become soggy.
My cereal became soggy.
She catches the ball.
She has caught the ball.
If I wake up earlier, I could get to school on time.
If I had woken up earlier, I would have gotten to school on time.
(Are/Our) favorite activity is rollerblading.
Our
"How are you today she said.
"How are you today?" she said.
I pay with my own money.
I paid with my own money.
What did you do?
What have you done?
I catch the bus before I go to soccer practice.
I had caught the bus before I went to soccer practice.