There, Their & They're
Put your books over (there/their/they're) on the table, please.
THERE
I really like (your/you're) sneakers.
YOUR
I have (two/to/too) feet.
TWO
I walked down the street and (then/than) crossed the road.
THEN
I dressed up as a green (witch/which) for Halloween.
WITCH
The team celebrated after scoring (there/their/they're) first goal.
THEIR
Stop, (your/you're) going to hurt yourself!
YOU'RE
I went (two/to/too) the park.
TO
Mr. Leiva has a deeper voice (then/than) Ms. De Luca.
THAN
There’s a (witch/which) in the book who can talk to animals, (witch/which) makes the story very interesting.
WITCH
WHICH
Ms. De Luca's students are saying that (there/their/they're) going to finish the project tonight.
THEY'RE
I think I can change (your/you're) mind.
YOUR
I love you (two/to/too).
TOO
Today was much hotter (then/than) we thought it would be.
THAN
If (there's/theirs) a cookie left, please give it to the kids to share; the lunchbox in the corner is (there's theirs).
THERE'S
THEIRS
(There/Their/They're) excited about the play because (there/their/they're) costumes are finally ready.
THEY'RE
THEIR
Make sure (your/you're) brushing (your/you're) teeth before bed tonight!
YOU'RE
YOUR
I tried to explain it (two/to/too) him, but he was (two/to/too) tired to listen.
TO
TOO
If you finish your homework faster (then/than) I do, (then/than) you can pick the game we play.
THAN
THEN
His speech didn’t just inspire us, but it had a lasting (effect/affect) that will (effect/affect) how we approach the project.
EFFECT
AFFECT
(There/Their/They're) worried because (there/their/they're) friends aren’t (there/their/they're) yet.
THEY'RE
THEIR
If (your/you're) going to keep losing (your/you're) pens, (your/you're) definitely going to have to buy more before class, and I don’t think (your/you're) ready for that yet.
YOU'RE
YOUR
YOU'RE
YOU'RE
She promised (two/to/too) try (two/to/too) remember (two/to/too) write (two/to/too) her professor (two/to/too), though she was (two/to/too) busy to(two/to/too)focus.
TO
TO
TO
TO
TO
TOO
TOO
I’d rather eat pasta (then/than) pizza, but (than/then) again, pizza is easier to share
THAN
THEN
Make sure you (sew/so/sow) the seam tightly, (sew/so/sow) it doesn’t come apart.
SEW
SO