Words Frequently Confused Part C & D Homework. (Their, There) hasn’t been a drop of rain in months. Homework C, #1.

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Words Frequently Confused Part C & D Homework

(Their, There) hasn’t been a drop of rain in months. Homework C, #1

(Their, They’re, There) are two m’s in recommend. Homework C, #2

The spotlight (shone, shown) on the actress as she walked to the center of the stage. Homework C, #3

Can’t you write better (than, then) that, Pamela? Homework C, #4

He has a (principal, principle) part in the play. Homework C, #5

Every morning the (principle, principal) reads the important announcements for the day Homework C, #6

She had a (personal, personnel) invitation from the mayor. Homework C, #7

Let’s go to Las Vegas (than, then) get married. Homework C, #8

Soda bottles are (stationary, stationery) targets at the shooting range. Homework C, #9

You haven’t (shone, shown) much effort in that class. Homework C, #10

Do you remember (whether, weather) Mr. Allen gave us a homework assignment? Homework D, #1

Where do you think (your, you’re) going? Homework D, #2

Slung about her (waste, waist) was a sweater. Homework D, #3

(Whose, Who’s) responsible for this mess? Homework D, #4

Whenever (you’re, your) in doubt about spelling, consult the dictionary. Homework D, #5

I want to sign up for the new class, (to, too, two). Homework D, #6

(Whose, Who’s) coat was left on the floor? Homework D, #7

Please don’t (waste, waist) your life watching television. Homework D, #8

There are (to, too, two) many books I still want to read. Homework D, #9

The poor (weather, whether) puts me in a bad mood. Homework D, #10