A
My dog is over _____.
a. there
b. their
c. they're
there
We went out to dinner and ____ to a movie.
a. then
b. than
then
refers to time or order
This is _____ ice cream.
a. good
b. well
c. best
a. good
That is ____ car.
a. are
b. our
c. hour
our
a. to
b. too
c. two
two
They ___ coming over for dinner.
a. are
b. our
c. hour
a. are
I know ____ of people at my school.
a. a lot
b. alot
c. allot
a. a lot
I think _____ sitting in my seat.
a. your
b. you're
you're
(you + are)
____ it?
a. Who's
b. Whose
a. Who's
I like cherries more ____ apples.
a. then
b. than
than
compares two things
a. could of
b. could of not
c. could not
could not
He couldn't have gone to the game.
He could not have gone to the game.
I'm from Livermore ____!
a. to
b. too
c. two
too
-can mean excessively
-also
We went ______ the tunnel.
a. through
b. threw
c. thorough
a. through
That cabin is _____.
a. theres
b. theirs
c. they'res
theirs
Please put your homework over ____.
a. hear
b. here
c. heir
b. here.
I ____ you like to dance?
a. hear
b. here
c. heir
a. hear
_______ coat is this?
a. Who's
b. Whose
b. Whose
I _____ your offer of employment.
a. accept
b. except
a. accept
The club changed ____ membership fee.
a. it's
b. its
its
(belonging to it)
He plays soccer ____.
a. good
b. well
c. best
b. well
I forgot that ___ not been working.
a. it's
b. its
it's
it + is
it + has
______ my best friends.
a. There
b. Their
c. They're
They're
(they + are)
We went ____ Great America.
a. to
b. too
c. two
to
(shows direction or aim)
Does the contraction 'should've' mean
a. should of
b. should have
should have
I should've studied harder.
I should have studied harder.
______ shirt has a stain on it.
a. Your
b. You're
Your