| A | B |
|---|
| capitol | The building that houses the state government |
| Capitol | The Building in Washington |
| capital | Concord, New Hampshire |
| a | Use before a consonant SOUND |
| an | Use before a vowel SOUND |
| Be sure * do your homework. | to |
| Of the two classes, I like that one * | better |
| Of all my friends, she is * | the nicest |
| That is the * street in Nashua. | busiest |
| That was * gift I've ever received. | most generous |
| He does * chores now that he's old. | fewer |
| I paid * $15 for that Talbot's bag. | less than |
| It's * that the police station was robbed. | ironic |
| The kitchen of the Reillys | The Reillys' kitchen |
| The cricket broke * leg. | its |
| Ask * if I can go with you. | Mom |
| Those pants are too * | loose |
| I hate to * someone who gloats. | lose |
| That new comedy is * | hilarious |
| When I realized he was injured, I became | hysterical |
| Alvarez | The Alverezes |
| Mendez | The Mendezes |
| Jones | The Joneses |
| He made * $100,000 last year. | more than |
| I'm going home, * I'm going to call my mother. | then |
| He's much smarter * he looks. | than |
| He's the man * found my cat. | who |
| It's the same dog * bit my neighbor. | that |
| He was cut from the team * his laziness. | because of |
| The game * be rained out. | may |
| The other team * not show up. | might |
| We go there | a lot |
| I think they should * the funds equally. | allot |
