| Term | Definition |
|---|
| there | this is the opposite of "here," it points out where something is or that something is a fact. |
| their | used to show that "they" own something or something belongs with "them." |
| they're | this is a contraction; it means "they are" |
| your | used to show that "you" own something or something belongs with "you." |
| you're | this is a contraction; it means "you are" |
| lose | this is the opposite of "win" and the opposite of "find;" it is a verb. |
| loose | this is the opposite of "tight," it is an adjective. |
| to | this is a preposition |
| too | this means "also," or "excessive." |
| two | this is one plus one |
| there | ____ are a great many problems in society. |
| their | They lost ____ bags in Paris. |
| they're | _____ the smartest people in the whole place. |
| your | I don't understand _____ idea. |
| you're | I don't understand what _____ talking about. |
| lose | Rikki, don't _____ that number. |
| loose | If you belt is _____, it may be unsafe. |
| to | I don't want to go __ Chelsea. |
| too | I want to go over there, ____. |
| two | Just the ___ of us. |
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