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Apostrophes
Pronouns
Contractions
Punctuation Titles
Commonly Confused Words
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I want to go to Johns house.
I want to go to John's house.
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I wanted to go to Joe's house. She has the best movies
I wanted to go to Joe's house. He has the best movies.
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Should Not
Shouldn't
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I love the novel "The Hunger Games"
I love the novel The Hunger Games (italics)
100
What is the difference between YOUR and YOU'RE
YOUR: possessive YOU'RE: contraction for you are.
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I can't belive Mike's and Sue's excuses!
I can't believe Mike and Sue's excuses!
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Molly is a great friend. They always are there when I need them.
Molly is a great friend. She is always there when I need her.
200
Where does the apostrophe go when creating a contraction?
Where the missing letter would be.
200
Robert Frost's poem, The Road Less Taken, teaches a lot of life lessons.
Robert Frost's poem, "The Road Less Taken," teaches a lot of life lessons.
200
Correct the sentence: I wanted too go with them. Their going two the beach.
I wanted to go with them. They're going to the beach.
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What is
What's
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Mike and Jim are hosting a fundraiser. I always do a great job.
Mike and Jim are hosting a fundraiser. They always do a great job.
300
What is a contraction
Two words combined by an apostrophe.
300
How do I punctuate the titles when the sentence contains: The title to an album and The title to a song
Album= Italicized Song= Quotation Marks
300
Correct the sentence: I would rather be poor and happy then rich and sad.
I would rather be poor and happy than rich and sad.
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Should not
Shouldn't
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She will
She'll
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He Has
He's
400
How do I punctuate a title when I am HANDWRITING the title of a book
Underline the title
400
What is the difference between TO, TOO, and TWO?
TO: preposition TOO: also or in excess TWO: a number
500
Marys' house is awesome. Its' near the lake.
Mary's house is awesome. It's near the lake.
500
Math is my least favorite subject. She never is fun.
Math is my least favorite subject. It is never fun.
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We Will
we'll
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What is the difference between piece of the pie and whole pie? Give an example of both.
Piece of pie: Smaller works. A song title or a poem. Quotation Marks. Whole pie: Larger works. A book or magazine. Italics
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What is the difference between THERE, THEIR, and THEY'RE?
THERE: a location THEIR: possession, plural THEY'RE: Contraction. They are.