ACTIVITY: Proofread the sentences below. Correct the misused homonyms, using the proofreading symbols, (see page 5) to insert or delete letters as needed. Hint: When choosing a homonym, always think about what the word means in the sentence. Sample: Who's reference books are these on the table in the library? 1. The principle corrected the students in the hallway by repeating one of the golden principals. 2. Will you please pass the pear of gioves lying near the jar of pairs on the table. 3. Jill wrote her letter on the new lavender stationary since she had to remain stationery in her room for the afternoon. 4. To many children are going two several events during the too days of the festival. 5. Their are often too many students going to they're lockers when there supposed to be in there classes. 6. Remember to use a capitol letter when spelling Washington, D.C., our nation's capitol. 7. For you're science test your required to learn the parts of a flower