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Your/You’re and We’re/Where

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Your/You’re and We’re/Where

Read each sentence carefully. Remember: your means belonging to you; you’re means you are; we’re means we are; where asks about a place. Try expanding you’re or we’re to check that it makes sense.

Choose the correct word

Select the word that completes each sentence.

1.Have you packed (your / you’re) swimming togs?
  • your
  • you’re
2.(Your / You’re) going to enjoy the school fair.
  • Your
  • You’re
3.(Where / We’re) having lunch beneath the pōhutukawa tree.
  • Where
  • We’re
4.(Where / We’re) can I find the class library?
  • Where
  • We’re
5.Please put (your / you’re) lunch container in your bag.
  • your
  • you’re
6.(You’re / Your) making a brilliant kite.
  • You’re
  • Your
7.(Where / We’re) are the footballs stored?
  • Where
  • We’re
8.(We’re / Where) exploring a rock pool today.
  • We’re
  • Where
9.Is this (your / you’re) water bottle?
  • your
  • you’re
10.(Where / We’re) walking to the beach after school.
  • Where
  • We’re

Expand or contract

Rewrite each sentence as directed. Keep the meaning the same.

11.Write the words in full: You’re welcome to join our team.
12.Use a contraction instead of “we are”: We are practising our waiata.
13.Write the words in full: We’re ready to start the race.
14.Replace “you are” with a contraction: You are carrying your art folder.

Write your own sentences

Write a sentence using each word accurately. Underline the target word. Answers will vary; check that each sentence uses the word correctly.

15.Write a sentence using your to show that something belongs to someone.
16.Write a sentence using you’re. It must mean “you are”.
17.Write a sentence using we’re. It must mean “we are”.
18.Write a question using where to ask about a place.
19.Write a funny paragraph that uses your, you’re, we’re and where at least twice each. Underline each target word and explain one of your choices.

3 printable pages

  • Your/You’re and We’re/Where, page 1 of 3: Choose the correct word

    Page 1

  • Your/You’re and We’re/Where, page 2 of 3: Expand or contract, Write your own sentences

    Page 2

  • Your/You’re and We’re/Where, page 3 of 3: 17. Write a sentence using we’re. It must mean “we are”.

    Page 3

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