I know you've witnessed your child use their or there when they meant they're. Or the other way around. The same goes for to, too and two. I've even see adults mix it up. Heck, I've even seen it in published books.
But that's understandable because they are some of the most misused words in the English language. Don't let your child suffer those mistakes. Let Queen Shinobi teach your child how to use those words properly.
Escrito por Giacomo Giammatteo
I know you've witnessed your child use their or there when they meant they're. Or the other way around. The same goes for to, too and two. I've even see adults mix it up. Heck, I've even seen it in published books.
But that's understandable because they are some of the most misused words in the English language. Don't let your child suffer those mistakes. Let Queen Shinobi teach your child how to use those words properly.
Inglés
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume VII : Farther and Further, and Onto, On, and On To
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume VIII : Anxious and Eager, and Different From and Different Than
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume I : Lie, Lay, Laid, and It's and Its
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume III : That, Which, and Who, and There Is and There Are
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume IX : A While and Awhile, and Envy and Jealousy
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume X : Could've and Should've, and Irony and Coincidence
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume VI : Passed and Past, and Into, In To and In
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume V : You're and Your, and They're, There, and Their
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume IV : Affect and Effect, and Accept and Except
No Mistakes Grammar Bites, Volume II : Good and Well, and Then and Than
Premeditated : A Gino Cataldi Mystery
Visual Grammar : No Mistakes Grammar, Volumes I, II, and III
