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Which sentence is correct:
The exit is over they're.
The exit is over there.
The exit is over their.
Which sentence is correct:
Please bring you're books to class tomorrow
Please bring your books to class tomorrow.
Please bring youre books to class tomorrow
Which sentence is correct:
Molly runs faster than Tim.
Molly runs fastest than Tim.
Molly runs faster then Tim.
Which sentence is correct:
We're going to the park.
Were going to the park.
Which sentence is correct:
We we're playing outside.
We were playing outside.
Which sentence is correct:
Please put the sandwiches buy the door.
Please put the sandwiches bye the door.
Please put the sandwiches by the door.
Which sentence is correct:
There reading a book before bedtime.
They're reading a book before bedtime.
Their reading a book before bedtime.
Which sentence is correct:
Its raining today, so the baseball game will be cancelled.
It's raining today, so the baseball game will be cancelled.
Which sentence is correct:
The cat is licking its paws.
The cat is licking it's paws.
Which sentence is correct:
Please come back here and put your shoes away.
Please come back hear and put your shoes away.
Which sentence is correct:
I want to here what the teacher is saying.
I want to hear what the teacher is saying.
Which sentence is correct:
We returned they're camping equipment yesterday.
We returned their camping equipment yesterday.
We returned there camping equipment yesterday.
Which sentence is correct:
I has been two long since we had a vacation to the beach.
It has been to long since we had a vacation too the beach.
It has been too long since we had a vacation two the beach.
It has been too long since we had a vacation to the beach.
Which sentence is correct:
We called an Uber and they're on there way.
We called an Uber and their on there way.
We called an Uber and they're on their way.
We called an Uber and there on they're way.
Which sentence is correct:
He wanted too go, but there are to many people at the party.
He wanted to go, but there are too many people at the party.
He wanted two go, but there are to many people at the party.
Which sentence is correct:
Neither of the players in the game was injured.
Neither of the players in the game were injured.
