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1. For each of the following, choose the correct sentence.

 A) Put down your book while your at the dinner table.
 B) Put down you’re book while you’re at the dinner table.
 C) Put down your book while you’re at the dinner table.
 D) Put down you’re book while your at the dinner table.

2. 

 A) I know your tired, but you need to finish writing your report.
 B) I know you’re tired, but you need to finish writing your report.
 C) I know you’re tired, but you need to finish writing you’re report.
 D) I know your tired, but you need to finish writing you’re report.

3. 

 A) Please remove your earrings before basketball practice.
 B) Please remove you’re earrings before basketball practice.

4. 

 A) She said that your an excellent pianist.
 B) She said that you’re an excellent pianist.

5. 

 A) I hope you’re feeling all right.
 B) I hope your feeling all right.

6. 

 A) Your blood pressure is higher than it should be.
 B) You’re blood pressure is higher than it should be.

7. 

 A) It’s important that your relaxed before I give you the injection.
 B) It’s important that you’re relaxed before I give you the injection.

8. 

 A) I love you’re new hair color.
 B) I love your new hair color.

9. 

 A) Your staring at me makes me nervous.
 B) You’re staring at me makes me nervous.

10. 

 A) You’re in seventh grade, right?
 B) Your in seventh grade, right?


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