to – toward I ride the bus to school every day.

two – a number greater than one One plus one equals two.

too – also, very much I like strawberry ice cream; I like vanilla ice cream, too. That is too much ice cream!

I’m going to town to buy two new outfits. Would you like to come, too?

hear – to receive sound Did you hear that noise?

here – a nearby place, opposite of “there” I’m going to sit here and read for a while.

Please be quiet. I’m trying to hear here.

there – a place not near, opposite of “here” An iguana is sitting there on a branch trying to catch flies.

The people are waving their hands. their – belonging to them The people are waving their hands.

they’re – they are The little boys are having fun. They’re (they are) playing in the water!

Look over there. They’re walking their dogs.

The relaxed baby is peacefully drinking its bottle. its – belonging to it The relaxed baby is peacefully drinking its bottle.

it’s – it is It’s a beautiful day for a picnic.

See that silly monkey! It’s (it is) scratching its head!