Choose between Their, They're, There
a. He told me -------- going to be back.
b. --------- are lots of things I like about school.
c. I really hope --------- happy.
d. I want ------ house.
They're
There
They're
Their
100
You're and Your
a. -------- house is really close to mine.
b. -------- a great friend.
Your
You're
100
Important or necessary
Vital
100
Can't be avoided; it will happen
Inevitable
100
Clear and detailed
Vivid
200
Choose between Than and Then
a. She has more money ------ you do.
b. First you need to get dressed; ----- we can leave.
Than
Then
200
It's and Its
a. ------------- nice to be well again.
b. The leaves fell from ------ branches.
It's
Its
200
Grow or increase
Enhanced
200
Overwhelm or attack someone repeatedly
Bombard
200
Reveal or give out
Divulge
300
Chose, Choose, Chosen
a. I -------- to practice every day.
b. Last year, I ------ to move and now I am regretting it.
c. She was ------- to pass out the markers.
Choose
Chose
Chosen
300
Except, Accept, Expect
a. No one stayed to help ------ Julian.
b. I ------- you to pay attention in class.
c. I do not ------- lame excuses.
Except
Expect
Accept
300
Not clear
Vaguely
300
Causing harm or damage (tears of a tiger)
Detriment
300
To check thoroughly
Rummaging
400
Conscience or Conscious
a. He was -------- of the mistakes he had made.
b. His --------- told him that staying was a bad choice.
Conscious
Conscience
400
Further and Farther
a. I ran ------ than I did last time.
b. Learning responsibility will -------- my chances of success.
Farther
Further
400
Bitter view towards human nature
Cynical
400
Showing Intense hatred for something or someone
Malevolent
400
Gut impression or first impression
Instinct
500
Advise and Advice
a. I --------- you to turn in your work on time.
b. Her ----- was not very helpful.
Advise
Advice
500
Affect and Effect
a. My stolen ipod --------(ed) my mood.
b. The ------ of the Great Depression lasted for a while.