Some examples from this set of practice questions
1.
What is the difference between \"its\" and \"it\'s\"?
Answer: \"Its\" is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership (e.g., The dog wagged its tail). \"It\'s\" is a contraction of \"it is\" or \"it has\" (e.g., It\'s a beautiful day).
2.
When should you use \"who\" vs. \"whom\"?
Answer: \"Who\" is used as the subject of a sentence or clause (e.g., Who is coming to the party?), while \"whom\" is used as the object (e.g., To whom should I address the letter?).
3.
What is the difference between \"affect\" and \"effect\"?
Answer: \"Affect\" is a verb meaning to influence or produce a change (e.g., The weather can affect your mood). \"Effect\" is a noun meaning the result or outcome of something (e.g., The medication had a positive effect on her condition).
4.
When should you use \"whoever\" vs. \"whomever\"?
Answer: \"Whoever\" is used as the subject of a clause (e.g., Whoever wins the race gets a prize). \"Whomever\" is used as the object (e.g., Give the prize to whomever you choose).
5.
What is the difference between \"there,\" \"their,\" and \"they\'re\"?
Answer: \"There\" refers to a place or location (e.g., Put the book over there). \"Their\" is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership by a group (e.g., Their car is parked outside). \"They\'re\" is a contraction of \"they are\" (e.g., They\'re going to the beach).
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