W2 Know these nine simple homophones. Homophones are words that sound similar but have different meanings.
A			B				C
are plural form of is (he is, we are)	our belongs to us (This is our dog.)	Or A choice: either this or that	Because use this word before giving the reason.		Cause something that makes something else happen		have Write could have and should have	of NEVER could of or should of.
D			E				F
Knew past of know New something just made Now it’s happening at this moment No a negative like not and never know what’s in your head			better this than that	first this, then that		if this, then that	to 1) shows direction: to town 2) comes before verbs: to try	too 1) also: “Can I come too?” 2) excessive: “He’s too tall.”
G			H				I
They’re they are	There a place There once was…	Their belongs to them	you're = you are		Your belongs to you		Were used to create a past tense: They are going (present). They were going (past). Where ALWAYS must refer a place. Wear to have clothes on the body; also, to have imperfections resulting from use and age.