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Monday, 1 April 2019

Their, They're or There?

W.A.L.T Identify and use homonyms correctly - Part 1.   In class we have been Learning about the three different There's. Here is what I've been doing in class! 

 After my poster carefully answer my quiz and take your time!

  -Their 
 - They're
 - There


Answer my questions down below!

 Quiz:

1. When do you think we will get ______?

 2. When do you think _____  _____?

 3. Can they at least put away ____ equipment?


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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous1 April 2019 at 10:24

    Aloha Jorja,
    I really liked how descriptive you made the definitions of Their, They're, There it looks really nice and how you seperated the segments so we wouldn't get confused
    Next time you could actually describe what Their, They're, There's differences are.
    And to answer your Quiz
    1.) When do you think we will get there .
    2.) When do you think They're There .
    3.) Can you at least put away their equipment.
    Did I get them right ??

    Kind Regards,
    Shelby:)

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  2. Anonymous2 May 2019 at 14:36

    Hey Jorja
    My Name Is Renae From Yaldhurst Model School.
    I like how you a showing your blog Readers all three different there's.
    1.) When do you think we will get there .
    2.) When do you think They're There .
    3.) Can you at least put away their equipment.
    Am I right Yes or no

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    1. Anonymous2 May 2019 at 14:37

      from REnae

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    2. Anonymous30 May 2019 at 09:10

      Thank you for you comment Renae, yes all of them are right expect for the last one!

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  3. Anonymous2 May 2019 at 14:42

    dear jorja I think it`s good that you explained the difference .ilaearned about the differencs from max .

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  4. Anonymous30 May 2019 at 09:13

    Thank you Max for your comment!

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