THERE-THEY'RE-THEIR. WHAT??
Yes- English is full of easily confused words. Here are some exercises that aim to help with this...
WHOSE (possessive relative pronoun) vs WHO's (who is, who has contraction)
- Bristol University exercise
- Chompchomp exercise
- Grammar-Monster explanation and test
- To Learn English exercise
ITS (possessive adjective) vs IT'S (contraction of it is, it has)
- Bristol University exercise
- Soft Schools Quiz
- Using English.com quiz
- Chompchomp exercise
- WikiHow step by step guide on how to use these two words
- English-Hilfen exercise
THEIR (possessive adjective) vs THEY'RE (contraction of they are) vs THERE (place or sentence starter)
- Bristol University exercise
- Study Guides and Practice explanation and exercise
- Better English Lessons exercise
- Grarmmarbook.com quiz
- a4esl quiz
- English-Hilfen exercise 1
- Exercise 2
TO (preposition/infinitive marker) vs TOO (modifier) vs TWO (number)
- Bristol University exercise
- English-Hilfen exercise
- Exercise from a Danish University (long name!)
- ChompChomp exercise
- Exercise 2
YOUR vs YOU'RE
WHO or WHOM (both used in relative clauses, which you studied/will study with Barbara)
- Bristol University exercise
- ChompChomp exercise
- SoftSchools quiz
- ENglish Page (also includes WHOSE!) exercise
- Grammar Monster quiz
MORE CONFUSING WORDS
- Bristol University exercise 1
- Exercise 2
- Exercise 3
- Washington State University quiz
- Helpful list from Santa Monica College
- Quiz from McGraw Hill publisher
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