ACELA1780

I can distinguish between common homophones (there/their/they're).

Note: Reading/writing high frequency words including homophones.

I can distinguish between possessive homophones (its/it's, your/you're).

Note: Your/you're are high frequency homophones.

I can distinguish between prepositional homophones (to/too/two).

I can spell words with multiple silent letters (thought, rhythm).

Note: Homophones are challenging words requiring memorization.

I can identify and use homonyms (words that sound the same but have different meanings).

Note: High frequency words including homophones.

I can avoid common apostrophe errors with your/you're.

Note: Your/you're are common homophones; one uses a contraction apostrophe.