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There- in, at, or to a place or position
-often used to express location

ex: My dog is over there.
There are plenty of fish in the sea.
There
Their- shows possession

ex: Their mom won't let them go to the mall.
The children didn't know that their dad was home.
Their
They're- is a contraction of they are
(Think of it as the apostrophe taking the place of the "a" in are)

ex: They're really going to like the movie.
A lot of people think that they're always right.
They're
To- Used to express motion or direction toward a point, place, person, or thing.

ex: We went to the mall
It is important to always wash your hands.
To
Too- another way to say "also" or "in addition to" or to an excessive extent or degree

ex: My sister likes to play soccer, and I like to play too.
It is too cold outside.
Too
Two- the number

ex: There are two cats walking in the street.
You should go to the dentist two times a year.
Two
Bee- the insect
ex: The girl got stung by a bee.

Be- to exist, to take place, to belong, to occupy a place

ex: The little boy likes to be right next to his father.
Bee, Be
Know- to perceive or understand fact or truth
ex: You know that you must raise your hand to be called on.

No- refusal, "not at all"
ex: No one can stop the dog from barking.
Know, No
Four- the number
ex: There are four frogs in the pond.

For- intended to belong to, with the object, purpose of
ex: I need to go for a walk.
Four, for
Are- 2nd person singluar of "be"
ex: The girls are going to the dance.

Our- shows possession for "we"
ex: Our class is learning about homophones.
Are, Our
Do- to perform, to accomplish, to put forth
ex: The boy refuses to do his homework.

Due- to owe, reach date of payment
ex: The homework assignment is due tomorrow.
Do, Due
Seem-to appear to be, feel, do, etc.
ex: The boys seem to like their new pet.

Seam-the line formed by sewing together pieces of cloth
ex: The seam in the shirt ripped.
Seem, Seam
Not- expresses negation, denial, refusal
ex: I will not clean the dishes.

Knot- an interlacing, twining, looping, etc., of a cord, rope, or the like
ex: The knot in the rope is very tight.
Not, Knot