Their = of them or belonging to them e.g. taking their time = they are e.g. off They’re they’re TASK 1: Copy and complete /Put the correct word in the gaps in the following sentence. __________ late again Put your shoes __________ on the mat before you come in. Have you noticed __________ garden? It’s stunning! I went __________ on holiday one year but my parents lost _________ luggage and ________ was a long delay before it was returned. _________ going to take me to the theatre in _________ new car and when we get going to buy them all _________ favourite flavour of ___________ I’m ice cream. Have you asked them_________ names or are you going to get them to write them ___________ on __________ badges? __________ one person _________ who took _________camera. wasn’t __________ going to be so disappointed. Graeme, you tell them _________ jobs for the day and get __________ I’ll lunches ready incase _________ hungry early. ACCIDENT BLACKSPOTS - YOUR/YOU’RE The words your and are often confused because they sound so similar yet they you’re have different meanings. Your = belonging to you e.g. your problem That’s = you are e.g. late again! You’re You’re
Their = of them or belonging to them e.g. taking their time They’re = they are e.g. they’re off TASK 1: Copy and complete /Put the correct word in the gaps in the following sentence. __________ late again Put your shoes __________ on the mat before you come in. Have you noticed __________ garden? It’s stunning! I went __________ on holiday one year but my parents lost _________ luggage and ________ was a long delay before it was returned. _________ going to take me to the theatre in _________ new car and when we get ___________ I’m going to buy them all _________ favourite flavour of ice cream. Have you asked them_________ names or are you going to get them to write them ___________ on __________ badges? __________ wasn’t one person _________ who took _________camera. __________ going to be so disappointed. Graeme, you tell them _________ jobs for the day and I’ll get __________ lunches ready incase _________ hungry early. ACCIDENT BLACKSPOTS - YOUR/YOU’RE The words your and you’re are often confused because they sound so similar yet they have different meanings. Your = belonging to you e.g. That’s your problem You’re = you are e.g. You’re late again!
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