Pitfalls
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Possessive
Pronoun + to be
Their
They're
Its
It's
Your
You're
Slide 11 - Drag question
Fill in the correct pitfall
Hi! What are _______ names?
Hi! What are _______ names?
A
your
B
you're
Slide 12 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfall.
_______ Brenda and Alex
_______ Brenda and Alex
A
where
B
were
C
we're
Slide 13 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfall.
______ Wendy, right?
______ Wendy, right?
A
you're
B
your
Slide 14 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfalls.
Yes, I am. But I don't like my name very much. _______ ______ old-fashioned.
Yes, I am. But I don't like my name very much. _______ ______ old-fashioned.
A
its - to
B
its -too
C
it's - too
D
it's - to
Slide 15 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfalls.
No way! _____ much nicer than Brenda, if you ask me.
No way! _____ much nicer than Brenda, if you ask me.
A
its
B
it's
Slide 16 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfalls.
By the way, ________ that man over _______?
By the way, ________ that man over _______?
A
who's - there
B
whose - there
C
who's - their
D
who's - their
Slide 17 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfall.
That's our teacher. We like all of our teachers. ______ all quite friendly.
That's our teacher. We like all of our teachers. ______ all quite friendly.
A
they're
B
there
C
their
Slide 18 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfalls.
But Wendy, _______ _______ you yesterday?
But Wendy, _______ _______ you yesterday?
A
where - where
B
were - where
C
we're -where
D
where - were
Slide 19 - Quiz
Fill in the correct pitfalls.
I stayed at home. I was ______ sick ______ go _____ school
I stayed at home. I was ______ sick ______ go _____ school
A
too - to - to
B
too - too - too
