their/there/they're, its/it's, your/you're, whose/who's
6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.6.1, L.4.1.G · England: KS3 English (spelling and Standard English), GCSE English Language (AO6 SPaG)
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Question 1
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Do you know ___ taken my charger?
- A. who's
- B. whose
Question 2
Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- A. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- B. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- C. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- D. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
Question 3
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ raining again!
- A. It's
- B. Its
Question 4
Which sentence is correct? • Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach. • There are two reasons their upset with their coach. • There are two reasons they're upset with their coach. • They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach.
- A. Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach.
- B. There are two reasons their upset with their coach.
- C. There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.
- D. They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach.
Question 5
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Do you know ___ taken my charger?
- A. who's
- B. whose
Question 6
Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- A. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- B. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- C. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- D. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
Question 7
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ coming to the cinema tonight?
- A. Whose
- B. Who's
Question 8
Which sentence is correct? • Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • Its clear that the team has lost its confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- A. Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- B. It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- C. Its clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- D. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
Question 9
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Don't forget ___ lunch!
- A. your
- B. you're
Question 10
Which sentence is correct? • They're bringing their dog over there. • They're bringing there dog over their. • Their bringing they're dog over there. • There bringing their dog over their.
- A. They're bringing their dog over there.
- B. They're bringing there dog over their.
- C. Their bringing they're dog over there.
- D. There bringing their dog over their.
Question 11
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ raining again!
- A. Its
- B. It's
Question 12
Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- A. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- B. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- C. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- D. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
Question 13
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ turn is it to wash up?
- A. Whose
- B. Who's
Question 14
Which sentence is correct? • The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.
- A. The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
- B. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
- C. The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now.
- D. The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.
Question 15
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Is this ___ bike?
- A. your
- B. you're
Question 16
Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- A. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- B. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- C. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- D. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
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