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All of the following sentences contain commonly confused words that result in usage problems for many writers. Which word in italics is used CORRECTLY in the following sentences? A) Whom are you taking to the play? B) Your going to the game, aren't you? C) Its time to go to the graduation party. Eliminate D) Their will be many happy people at the ceremony.

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I think A because B does not use the correct you're
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Answer:

A) Whom are you taking to the play?

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct used is in option A, its grammar is well used and good written. Other option have mistakes.

Option B: ''Your'' is the mistake, the right way is ''You're''.

Option C: ''Its'' is wrong, it should be ''It's''.

Option D: ''Their'' is wrong, the right way is ''They're''.

These type of mistakes are really common and confusing for many students.

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