Homophones
Is that ______ puppy? (your,you're)
What is your?
I am fond of my pet, Ducky.
What is I'm?
Bev and I take long rides on our bikes.
What is We?
I took a picture of Nate and Eileen.
What is them?
Langston, Pepe, and (I, me) planned a party for Al.
What is I?
(Its, It's) such a pretty puppy.
What is It's?
She is a mammal with a broad, flat, hairless snout.
What is She's?
The bikes stay in good repair.
What is They?
Nate bought a dinosaur book for his sister.
What is her?
Pepe asked Langston and (I, me) for help with the decorations.
What is me?
(Your, You're) giving it too much food.
What is You're?
She laid two eggs, and they will hatch in ten days.
What is they'll?
Sometimes Dad joins us for a trip.
What is he?
Eileen liked the book very much.
What is it?
(He and I, I and he) found some blue balloons.
What is He and I?
(There, Their, They're) are pretty ones next door, too.
What is There?
We are giving her young to Mr. Marcus at the zoo.
What is We're?
That night us slept in a big brass bed.
What is we?
Mrs. Lincoln sang a lullaby to me and Bernice from the porch below our window.
What is Bernice and me?
Last week, me and my sister were jumping rope outside.
What is my sister and I?
(There, Their, They're) eyes are especially beautiful.
What is Their?
It is so much fun having Ducky as my pet.
What is It's?
Bernice and me took an exciting trip on a train.
What is Bernice and I?
Our old neighbor met her and I at the train station.
What is her and me?
The argument seemed silly to my sister and I.
What is my sister and me?