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Please turn to the (begining/beginning/begin) of the story.

Please come in and sit over (here/hear).

Do you want to come to (are/our) party?

When a person is your (friend/frend/fend) they are nice to you.

I wish I was going to the party (too/to)

(English/english) is one of the most common languages in the world.

Can you (here/hear) what I said?

Let's be sure to use a (lead/led) pencil on the PSSA's.

(Your/You're) sure you want to leave early?

My favorite number is (two/too/to)

Please wait (until/untill) the end of the day.

My mom asked you to sit (their/there/they're).

Do you want to be a (witch/whitch/which) for Halloween?

In the winter you should probably (wear/where/were) your jacket.

How about you ask to borrow (their/they're/there) textbook.

Good students have good (grammer/grammar).

Do you like having a (surprise/suprise) party?

Emma wants (to/too/two) go to Hershey Park this weekend.

(It's/Its) important to copy down your homework.

Please make sure you (know/no) your states and capitals.

I have a (surprise/suprise) for you!

I don't want to (lose/loose) my soccer game.

Did you have (enough/enuff) time to take your quiz today?

Can you pass me a (piece/peace) of pie?

(Dose/Does) your mom have brown hair?

Is your tooth (loose/lose)?

How can you decide (which/witch) candy bar to eat?

Hold on to (your/you're) hats!

We can't wait until (we're/were) going on vacation.