Easily Confused Words - Were, We're and Where - Worksheet

In an educational resource aimed at helping students distinguish between the words 'were', 'we're', and 'where', a worksheet presents a series of sentences with blanks for students to fill in. This worksheet is a practical tool for reinforcing the correct usage of these commonly confused words. Each sentence is designed to contextualise one of the three words, prompting learners to select the appropriate one based on grammatical structure and meaning.

The sentences range from simple queries about location, such as "Where is my coat?" to statements indicating actions or states of being, such as "We're going out for a while," and reflections on past events, like "Were you in the police force?" Through this exercise, students are encouraged to think critically about the differences in spelling and usage, enhancing their understanding of homophones and improving their overall command of English grammar and vocabulary.