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Use these similar-sounding words in sentences and show the difference between them.
Use correctly in sentences:
IIt’s. IIIts. IIIWho’s. IVWhose. VWere. VIWe’re. VIIThere’s. VIIITheirs. IXLets. XLet’s.
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