Question

choose the correctly spelled homophone from the box to complete each sentence.
cellar sellar seller
i want to buy a specific old video game,
but i cant find a _.
lets check all the boxes stored in our
grandparents _.
circle the correlative conjunctions in each
sentence. check the box next to the sentence
that uses a correct pair.
either you can load an old save file
nor you can start a new game.
yousefs played neither this game or
the one before it.
bella likes both single-player and
multiplayer video games.

Explanation:

• For the first sentence, "seller" means a person who sells something. The context is about buying a video game, so a "seller" is needed. "Cellar" is a storage room (like a basement), and "sellar" is an incorrect spelling.
• For the correlative conjunctions:
• "Either...nor" is incorrect. The correct pair is "Either...or".
• "Neither...or" is incorrect. The correct pair is "Neither...nor".
• "Both...and" is a correct correlative conjunction pair.

Answer:

• First sentence: seller
• Second part: Circle "Either", "nor", "neither", "or", "both", "and". Check the box for "Bella likes both single - player and multiplayer video games."