Fun spelling worksheet where kids choose the correct word to complete sentences about everyday activities.

Let me work through each question carefully:

Question 1: "Can ___ share the cookie with me?"
- Options: I, me, you
- The sentence is asking someone to share. When we ask someone to do something, we use "you"
- "Can you share the cookie with me?" makes sense
- Answer: you

Question 2: "I ___ a yellow dress."
- Options: come, have, do
- This sentence is talking about possession/ownership of a dress
- "I have a yellow dress" is correct - it means the person owns or possesses a yellow dress
- "Come" and "do" don't make sense here
- Answer: have

Question 3: "___ he like to dance?"
- Options: There, Your, Does
- This is a question about whether someone likes to dance
- For questions with "he/she/it," we use "Does" at the beginning
- "Does he like to dance?" is the correct form
- "There" and "Your" don't work for this type of question
- Answer: Does

Question 4: "She ___ me to be careful."
- Options: told, taid, are
- This sentence needs a past tense verb meaning "said" or "instructed"
- "Told" is the past tense of "tell" - "She told me to be careful" is correct
- "Taid" is not a real word
- "Are" doesn't fit grammatically
- Answer: told

Final Answer:
1. you
2. have
3. Does
4. told