Read each sentence aloud slowly, twice. Your child should write exactly what they hear.
There are two cats sitting on your doorstep.
They're waiting for their dinner to arrive.
You're going to love the surprise too.
The two children put their bags over there.
Your friend said you're invited to the party.
They're happy that there is enough cake for two.
Take your coat, too, because there is a cold wind outside.
Answer key
Sentence
Practised homophones
1
There, two, your
2
They're, their, to
3
You're, to, too
4
two, their, there
5
Your, you're, to
6
They're, there, two
7
your, too, there
Teaching tip: After marking, ask your child to explain why each spelling is correct — saying "they're means they are" out loud builds the habit of checking meaning before choosing a homophone.
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