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Homophones:

That’s true, Dale! But we’re actually DIFFERENT! Just like homophones!. We look the same, Chip!. Homophones:. Words that sound the same, but mean different things and have different spellings!. ARE vs. OUR. Are – verb – a form of the verb “TO BE,” indicating a state of being

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Homophones:

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  1. That’s true, Dale! But we’re actually DIFFERENT! Just like homophones! We look the same, Chip! Homophones: Words that sound the same, but mean different things and have different spellings!

  2. ARE vs. OUR • Are – verb – a form of the verb “TO BE,” indicating a state of being • You aresuch wonderful students! • They are teachers for Shaler Area. • Our – possessive pronoun – belonging to us • Hey! Don’t throw that away, it’s our project for school!

  3. ARE vs. OUR ARE you going to join in OUR dance?

  4. THEIRS vs. THERE’S • Theirs – possessive pronoun – belonging to them • This car is definitely theirs; you can tell by the personalized license plate. • There’s – contraction – a contraction, short for “THERE IS” • Hey, look! There’s Timmy, he’s back at school after a long illness!

  5. THEIRS vs. THERE’S There’s Chip and Dale with that strange friend of theirs!

  6. THERE vs. THEIR vs. THEY’RE • There – adv – in or at a place; indicating a location • I am going to put this book over there on the table. • Their – possessive pronoun – belonging to them • I got a personal tour of their new home. • They’re – contraction – a contraction, short for “THEY ARE” • They’re really nice people once you get to know them!

  7. THERE vs. THEIR vs. THEY’RE As our heroes face impending doom, they hang there over a gaggle of hungry cats, knowing that they’re in a tricky position and must use their knowledge and education to save them!

  8. WHOSE vs. WHO’S • Whose – pronoun – belonging to what person? • Whose coat was left in my classroom? • Who’s – contraction – a contraction, short for “WHO IS” • Who’s that new kid?

  9. WHOSE vs. WHO’S Who’s going to tell me whose plunger this is?!

  10. YOUR vs. YOU’RE • Your – possessive pronoun – belonging to you • I can’t tell if this is your book or mine! • You’re – contraction – a contraction, short for “YOU ARE” • Mom bought you a car? I can’t believe it! You’re so lucky!

  11. YOUR vs. YOU’RE I bet you’re glad you remembered your running shoes today!

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