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Published on Mar 24, 2016
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1.
HOMONYMS
TOO MANY SIMILARITIES!!!
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2.
HOMOPHONES
They sound the same,
They are spelled differently,
And have different meanings.
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3.
Their- A possessive pronoun.
It is their sushi, not yours.
There- The opposite of here.
I'd rather eat over there, waiter.
They're- A contraction for 'they are'
They're doing a Congo line!!!
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Alexandre Chang
4.
Too- Having a lot more than expected.
Sophia has too many cakes!
Two- The number after 1 and before 3.
Lennon has two cats.
To- A sight word.
We went to the store.
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5.
Witch- A monster that brews potions. Which- A decision someone goes by.
IHasCupquake wears a witch hat.
Which way now?
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6.
Speed up!
It's- A contraction for, "it is."
Its- When something belongs to someone.
Threw- the past tense of throw.
Through- To go in something then come out.
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7.
It's her, mom; she's here!
Its so funny for Thomas.
I didn't know that he threw the ball.
How do you go through the car?
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Pink Sherbet Photography
8.
Right- The opposite of left.
Write- To make words.
Whole- When all the pieces are together of anything.
Hole. An unusual part of missing space.
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9.
He wanted to go right.
I will write a 4,800 word story to burn 200 calories.
Stampy Cat ate the whole cake.
Jen fell in a hole... again.
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10.
Piece- a part of a whole.
Peace- To cooperate.
Then- A middle transition word.
Than- A conjunction for comparing two things.
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11.
I love pieces of candy!
Even though dogs chase cats, they made peace.
First, eat;Then, sleep.
There are more cats than mice.
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12.
Very- Having much of something.
Vary- To be more precise on something during a talk.
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13.
That is very important for the test!
I will vary widely for the Asian carp.
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