This morning Martina (says, said) she wants to drive to the lake.

(This, This here) is yesterday’s newspaper.

(Who, Whom) did you invite to the party?

(That, That there) is the hospital where I was born.

José looked shorter in person (then, than) he had on television.

The invitation (respectfully, respectively) requests our presence at the wedding of our friend’s daughter.

The dogs keep the wild creatures away, other (then, than) the brave raccoon who lives part-time in the garage.

Do you know what (this here, this) tool is called?

Why are the leaves dying on (that there, that) tree?

Mrs. Contreras and Mr. Salazar are our history and Spanish teacher, (respectfully, respectively).

Don’t (sit, set) that dish on the new table or it will leave a scratch.

The Student Council president cleared her throat and (than, then) began to speak.

Yesterday Horace (said, says) he went to Dewey High School before he transferred here.

Do you know (who, whom) painted that picture?

Last summer I was thinner (than, then) I am now.

(Set, Sit) the plant next to the window where it can get enough light.

(Whom, Who) do you trust with your CD player?

Dalila climbed the hill and (then, than) set up her camera.

Don’t skate on (that there, that) bumpy surface, or you’ll fall.

When you (said, says) you would teach me how to play chess, I took you at your word.

When Jacob (said, says) something, you can trust him to mean it.

Taking the subway is quicker (than, then) taking the bus.

(Whose, Who’s) umbrella was left on the bus?

Candy always (sets, sits) with us at lunch.

Ana is (to, too, two) sick to want to go to the movie.