Special Sub-Topic: They're Over There with Their Sister Authored by: robynraymer Sub-topic of: Word Meanings

_______ house is next door to ours.

Their. "Their" shows that something belongs to more than one person. Other possessive pronouns like this include "our," "his," and "your."

_______ very good neighbors.

They're. "There's" means "There is."

That's the Boyntons' dog over _______.

there. "There," like "here," tells where something is.

________ a friendly dog in our next door neighbor's yard.

There's. Don't pet a dog unless the owner is there and tells you that he or she is friendly.

My _______ best friends are Shelby and Pablo.

two. "Two" means 2.

I like Taylor, _______.

too. "Too" means "also." A tutu is a ballet skirt.

All four of us go _______ school together.

to. The word "to" has many different uses: "I like TO play." "I'm going TO the park." "This present is from me TO you."

_______ time to wake up now.

It's. "It's" means "It is."

The kitten licks _______ fur.

its. "Its" is another word that shows ownership: "The train blows its whistle." "The dog wags its tail." "The horse stamps its foot."

Let's go _______ some ice-cream!

buy. When you buy something, you pay money for it. "Bye" means "goodbye." "By" has many uses: "This book is by Beverly Cleary." "Will we be home by seven?" "By the way, this quiz is over now."