This document provides examples of the correct usage of "your" versus "you're" and "to" versus "too". "Your" shows ownership or possession, such as "your house" or "your shoes". "You're" is a contraction that means "you are". "To" is used to indicate movement or action towards something, while "too" means "also" or "excessively". The document gives several examples to illustrate the proper context for each word.

1. Frequently Misspelled/Confused
Words Review for Florida Writes!

2. “your”
shows OWNERSHIP
or POSSESSION:
your house
your shoes

3. Your parents are nice.
Your eyes are so pretty.
Let’s go to your house.
Grab your backpack.
What is your favorite book?

4. you’re= you are
You’re the nicest person I know!
You’re going with us?
Where do you think you’re going?
I don’t think you know what
you’re doing.

5. Your or You’re?
____________ my favorite teacher of all time!

6. Your or You’re?
You’re my favorite teacher of all time!
You are my favorite teacher of all
time.

7. Your or You’re?
Who is ___________ best friend?

8. Your or You’re?
Who is your best friend?
Possession- Whose best friend? YOUR
best friend.

9. Your or You’re?
What is that book in _______ backpack?

10. Your or You’re?
What is that book in your backpack?
Ownership- Whose backpack? YOUR
backpack.

11. Your or You’re?
I know where ________ going today!

12. Your or You’re?
I know where you’re going today!
I know where you are going today.

13. to/too
I am going to the mall.
Are you going to tell the teacher?
I’d like to give you a book to read.

14. to/too
Too= also or
Are you going to tell the teacher?
I’d like to give you a book to read.