“Saw” is usually used immediately after a noun or pronoun. For example, “She saw a movie.” “Seen” is NEVER used as a standalone verb and is generally accompanied by words such as “have,” “had,” or “was.” For example, “She has seen every Harry Potter movie.”

It’s right there! (place or position) Their favorite city is Chicago. (their = possession) They’re going to Chicago next weekend. (They’re = they are)

She went to the store. It was far too hot outside. The cost of the newspaper was two dollars.

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“It’s” is a contraction for “it is.” In all other cases use “its.”

Eminent means well-respected or famous. Imminent means something is about to happen. Dr. Smith is an eminent professor at Ohio University. Judging by the dark clouds, the storm is imminent.

Accept means to admit or receive. Except refers to an exclusion. Barb was accepted to law school. Jim loves all flavors of ice cream except chocolate.  

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