2. Confusing Words

3. TO DEFINTION TO- Used for expressing motion or direction toward a point, person, place or thing. EXAMPLES Do you want to go get on a ride? Do you want to go get something to eat instead?

4. TOO DEFINITION TOO- IN ADDITION (ALSO AND FURTHERMORE) EXAMPLES I would like to the farm show, too. I want to go eat are you hungry too?

5. Definition Two- meaning the number two. examples I just won two games! When I was eating my corndog I seen two clowns! Two

6. Waist Definition Part of the body between the ribs and hips. Examples The clown doesn’t have a very small waist. The pig has a big waist

7. Waste Definition Useless material Examples There is a lot of waste at the fair. Don’t waste all your money on games.

8. Weak Definition Not strong, liable to yield Examples The boy felt sick and weak after eating twenty two large slices of pizza. The baby cow was to weak to stand on its own. 22 slices !

9. WEEK Definition A period of seven day Examples This week is the first day of the fair! I am going to the fair everyday this week with Carrie!

10. Definition The condition outdoors Examples The weather on the last day of the fair is always rainy. The weather forecast for today is cold and rainy. BOOM!!!!! Weather

11. Whether Definition A conjunction indicating alternative or doubt Example I am going to pet the sheep whether you like it or not! Going to pet the sheep depends on whether you want to eat before or after you pet it. BAAAAA!!

12. Who’s Definition A contraction of who is or who has Example Who’s going to give the cow hay. Who’s going to get Stromboli with me? Denny & Pearls

13. Whose Definition Belonging to whom Example Whose goat is that? Whose bear is mounted in the Game Commission building?

14. Your Definition A form of the possessive case of you Example What is your pigs name? Your pig looks hungry and its squealing really loud.

15. You're Definition A contraction of you are Example If you're going to go and get food then I will come with you. You're going to be in 4-H and show at the fair, aren’t you?