Each sentence in the passage below contains a word pair that is often confused. Read the passage, then select which words from the pairs correctly complete the sentences in the passage. My mom gets really mad when I (take, bring) my dirty uniform home in my gym bag. She always complains, "Why do you (sit, set) that filthy bag on the couch?" I'm glad my father installed a new laundry (shoot, chute) that runs from my bathroom to the basement. After I took a shower, I went downstairs, and my brother had (already, all ready) eaten all of the white cupcakes, so I just put some popcorn in the microwave instead. You know, my uncle can tell the difference in brands of popcorn just by looking at the (colonels, kernels).
bring, sit, chute, all ready, kernels
take, sit, shoot, all ready, colonels
bring, set, chute, already, kernels
take, set, shoot, already, colonels