Q.1.
What's the difference between 'their' and 'there'?
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'Their' is a place and 'there' means something belongs to them.
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'Their' is a place and 'there' is two words together to say 'they are'.
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'There' is a place and 'their' means something belongs to them.
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'Their' means 'they are' and 'there' means something belongs to them.
Q.2.
What's the difference between 'too' and 'two'?
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'Two' is a number and 'too' means also or something is too much.
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'Too' is a number and 'two' means also or something is too much.
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'Two' is a number and 'too' means to go somewhere.
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'Too' is a number and 'two' means to go somewhere.
Q.3.
'I didn't _ the _' Which two words can fill the gaps?
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sea and dear
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see and dear
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sea and deer
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see and deer
Q.4.
"I can _ him _' Which two words can fill the gaps?
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here and groan
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here and grown
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hear and groan
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hear and grown
Q.5.
'Please write this down.' Which word sounds the same as 'write' but means something else?
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right
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left
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white
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one
Q.6.
'_ would like a _ of cake.' Which two words can fill the gaps?
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I and piece
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I and peace
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eye and piece
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eye and peace
Q.7.
'Don't _ at the _' Which two words can fill the gaps?
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stair and hair
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stair and hare
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stare and hair
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stare and hare
Q.8.
'My _ is _' Which two words can fill the gaps?
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son and male
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son and mail
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sun and male
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sun and mail
Q.9.
'Did you _ the _ _?' Which three words can fill the gaps?
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wait, whole, knight
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wait, whole, night
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wait, hole, night
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weight, whole, night
Q.10.
'I _ a bouquet of _' Which two words can fill the gaps?
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one and flours
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one and flowers
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won and flours
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won and flowers