• Sep282008
    The Idea

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    Each week I will post a new Homophone Blog. Your assignment is to write your own sentence using the word correctly for each homophone. Post your sentences in this blog for everyone to read.
     
    This weeks homophones are;
     
    Their - an adjective that shows possession or ownership. It is followed by the noun that it modifies.
    Example: Their books were in their crates.
     
    There - an adverb that means, "in that place." It is sometimes used as an introductary word.
    Example: The books should be put there.  There are intelligent people in this classroom.
     
    They're - a contraction for the words they are.
    Example: They're going to do well with that positive attitude.
     
     
    Now it's your turn.
    Happy Blogging.

     
     
     

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