COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS

DOESN'T VS. DON'T

• In English don't is only used in front of pronouns like I, you, we, and they.
• Doesn't is used when speaking in third person (she/it/he).
• Both of them are used to make negative statements.

EXERCISES

• She ------ go to school anymore.
• I ----- have keystone until may.
• If I ----- study I won't pass the quiz.
• ------ you have physics next?
• Why ------ he want to work?

YOUR VS YOU'RE

• Your is a pronoun that is often used in front of a noun.
• While you're, which is the contraction of you are is used as a verb
• If in a sentence you exchange you're with or you are and it doesn't work your is probably the way to go .

EXERCISES

• What ----- doing is not right.
• How is ----- project going?
• You should get ----- homework done before it's too late .
• -------- going to get -------- hair done, right?
• Get -------- coat before going out?