Grammar Demons

5.) too

"also," "very," or "more than enough."

1.) All right

ALWAYS used as a two word form ("alright" is slang)

They're

The shortened form of they are

3.) have

The word to use after "could", "would", and "should"

to

To is used for all other meanings

than

a conjunction used for comparisons

it's

a shortened form of it is

you're

a shortened form of you are

all ready

adjective phrase meaning "completely prepared"

already

adverb meaning "even now" or "previously"

7.) then

an adverb or conjunction indication "at the time" or "next."

2.) There

refers to a place or is used to start a sentence in which the verb comes before the subject

Their

shows possession for multiple people

6.) your

shows possession for you

4.) its

shows possession of the word it

affect

the action of influencing something

9.) effect

the result of something

two

the whole number between one and three

8.) except

used to explain exclusion of something or every but

accept

used to show belief of something or the taking of something