Cleo the Lion and Brian McKnight sing a song about homophones, two words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have a different meaning. They integrate common homophones in the song and use them within a context to make it possible to infer their meaning.

Henry Fool teaches Simon the difference among the three forms of "there": there, their, and they're. He gives an example of how each form is used in a sentence.

Pawnee hosts a forum to discuss a new slogan for the city. Leslie notices a grammatical error and doesn't speak up because Ben tells her to trust the council to fix it. One audience member suggests a "fix" that makes the grammatical issues even worse.

Jed tells Tracy about a letter he received as they walk on the beach. He corrects Tracy's grammar during the conversation.

The Conjunction Junction music video explains how to use the common English conjunctions: AND, OR, & BUT