Which sentence uses the words loose and lose correctly?

Did you lose your loose tooth yet?

The rope was so lose around the calf’s neck, it looked like the rancher was going to loose it.

The circus animals were on the lose, and it looked like the clowns were going to loose their minds.

Question

Which sentence uses the words loose and lose correctly?

    Did you lose your loose tooth yet?

    The rope was so lose around the calf’s neck, it looked like the rancher was going to loose it.

    The circus animals were on the lose, and it looked like the clowns were going to loose their minds.

anonymous · Answer

a and b

sammixboo · Answer

Loose - opposite of tight
Lose - to not win

Does that help any?

sammixboo · Answer

:)

anonymous · Answer

*throws another shoe at sammixboo*

sammixboo · Answer

Also, lose can be you to forget something somwhere and you lost it

sammixboo · Answer

You should explain why it may be A and B, so the user understands :)