There, their and they're/your and you're. Complete this conversation with the correct choice of the words in brackets.
Mohit Are you going (to, too, two) the party? Can I come (along,
a long) with you? (to, too, two) want to go to the party.
Sohail Sure. You can wear
(your, you're) favourite ... ...(pare, pair, pear) of
pants. The place is just off the ... (rode, road) about a hundred yards away.
Mohit I think it is going to w.. (rein, rain, reign), I'll wear woollen socks because my
(tows, toes) are cold, I'll also (wear, ware) my high boots today.
Sohail We'll wait for Rahul,
(He'll, Heel, Heal) be here in a few minutes,

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Explanation:

1. Mohit Are you going (to) the party?

2. Can I come (along) with you?

3. (two) want to go to the party. (not sure what this sentence is it was cut off so just guessed)

4. You can wear (your) favorite (pair) of pants.

5. The place is just off the (road) about a hundred yards away.

6. Mohit I think it is going to (rain), I'll wear woolen socks because my (toes) are cold, I'll also (wear) my high boots today.

7. Sohail We'll wait for Rahul, (He'll) be here in a few minutes

atmospheres is the answer to your question.

explanation:

- "the basic difference between keywords and subjects is that subjects (or "subject headings") have been predetermined, while keywords have not. a keyword is an easy place to start because you can use any word that seems to fit your search; this is called "natural language" searching."