homework

1.their 2.they're 3.they're 4.their 5.their 6.they're 7.their 8.their 9.they're 10.their I have a Je-ju invention preliminary contest. There is only me to pass the school invention preliminary contest. When i win the whole contest,I'll go to the U.S.A. Yeah~~^^

An exciting Monday to you Tom!Really? Congratulations!! Yipee! I know that you did you best in that contest! I can\'t wait to hear the next news that you will go to the U.S. I am really proud of you! Thank you for opening my day with a great news.^^ Tell me more about this contest in class. Can\'t wait to talk to you.^^ Anyway, you did a pretty nice start with your homework. Please go over the corrections below. Teacher Nina   THERE There is the opposite of Here. It means \'in that place\' not here. A: Where is my book? I will look for a hotel to stay when I arrive there. There is/There are = to show that something exists. There is a book on the table There are many countries in Europe. THEIR Their is a possessive adjective which is used before a noun. It shows possession, that something belongs to them. Their house is big. All of their friends were crazy. The children put their books in their school bags. THEY\'RE They\'re is a contraction of they are.e.g. They\'re happy = They are happy They\'re is usually before an adjective or a verb ending in ING.   They\'re very interested in the project. I personally think they\'re crazy! They\'re singing loudly.   1.their >> THERE2.they\'re >> CORRECT!3.they\'re >> CORRECT!4.their >> CORRECT!5.their >> THERE6.they\'re >> CORRECT!7.their >> CORRECT!8.their >> CORRECT!9.they\'re >> THERE10.their >> CORRECT!   I have a Je-ju invention preliminary contest. >> I will joined a Jeju invention preliminary contest.There is only me to pass the school invention preliminary contest. >> I was the only one who passed the contest.>> OR: I was the only who won during the contest. When i win the whole contest,I\'ll go to the U.S.A. >> If I am going to win all of the categories of the contest, I will go to U.S. A.Yeah~~^^ >> Correct!