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Emigrate vs. Immigrate Emigrate: To remove out of a country for the purpose of settling in another. Immigrate: To come to settle in a country.
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Emigrate vs. Immigrate

Emigrate: To remove out of a country for the purpose of settling in another.

Immigrate: To come to settle in a country.

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Emigrate Immigrate

Emigrate vs. Immigrate

My parents emigrated from Australia.

They immigrated to the United States.

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Furthest vs. Farthest

Furthest: To the greatest degree.

Farthest: At or to the greatest physical

distance.

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Furthest vs. Farthest

Out of the whole class, Andrew was the furthest along on his homework.

Suzy ran the farthest out of the entire team.

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Capitol vs. Capital

Capitol: the main building of the US Congress.

Capital: the city or town that is the official

seat of government; the wealth, in money or

property, owned by an individual or firm.

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While we are in Washington D.C., I hope we visit the Capitol.

Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States.

Capitol vs. Capital

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Your vs. You're

Your: Possessive pronoun (expresses ownership).

You're: Contraction for "you are."

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Which one is yourtoothbrush?

You're in big trouble.

Your vs. You're

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Sale vs. Sell vs. Cell

Sale: (noun) The act of selling, a quantity sold, or special disposal of goods (as at reduced prices).

Sell: (verb) To transfer goods or services in exchange for money.

Cell: (noun) A small room or compartment.

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The store is having a sale.

Please turn off your cell phone.

Sale vs. Sell vs. Cell

My brother sells oranges.

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There vs. Their vs. They're

There: In or at a certain place.

Their: Possessive pronoun (like "your").

They're: Contraction for "they are."

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I live right over there.

They're dancing.They shared their toys.

There vs. Their vs. They're

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To vs. Too vs. Two

To: In the direction of, toward.

Too: To an excessive extent or degree; in addition to.

Two: The number after one.

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Jack walks toschool.

My sister is two years old.

She ate too much candy.

To vs. Too vs. Two

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This is the _________ science will ever come.

Farthest Furthest

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All the kids started shaking ______ heads.

There They're Their

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There is always a great ________ the day after Thanksgiving.

Sell Sale Cell

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You accidentally left _______ wallet at the gas station.

You're Your

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I wish I could have one, _____, but only the first twenty people got free T-shirts.

Too To Two

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Let's visit the _________ building.

Capital Capitol

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He packed his bags, getting ready to _______ from Venezuela.

Emigrate Immigrate

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I heard there are a lot of fun things to do _______.

Their They're There

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I have ____ eat more healthy foods if I want to get into shape.

To TooTwo

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Every sentence must begin with a _______ letter.

Capitol Capital

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There is not very much privacy in a prison ______.

Sale SellCell

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Let's see who can run the ___________ before getting tired.

Farthest Furthest

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________ going to do a great job on the test!

You're Your