There, Their, They're Sentences

Today in word work we practiced writing sentences using the correct version of the word.

Then Or Than

Then or Than

I did my homework then I went to bed.

I wish I had a space suit then I would visit the moon.

I wish I had a lot of metal parts then I would build a rocket.

I wish that my Mum would let me play on our ps3 then I would play on all of my games.

I wish that I was the fastest person in the world then I would go and visit all the countries all around the world without my mum even noticing that I am not home.

My cousin is older than me.

I am faster than my cousin.

I have less chores than Mum.

I am sneaker than my Mum.

My name is shorter than my cousins.

we wrote sentences to show when to use then, and when to use than.

There, Their, They're

                     Their, there and they’re

I left my bag over there by the door.

There means in that place or in that position.

They’re going to do homework after school.

They’re means they are.

Pete and jenny are on their here.

Their tells you that something belongs to someone.

Here are 3 sentences that show you which is the correct spelling to use.

Synonyms

Today for word work we went onto an online thesaurus and we looked for word that meant the same thing, like run means the same thing as dart. Here is an example.

I had to run halfway to school.

I had to dart halfway to school.