usage. accept / except accept (vb) – to receive; to agree to please accept this gift. now write...
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Accept / Except Accept (vb) – to
receive; to agree to
Please accept this gift.
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Except (prep) – but; to leave out.
Everyone is here except you.
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Your/You’re Your- the
possessive form of you
Your arguments are convincing
You’re contraction of you are.
You’re doing a fabulous job!
Their
Their There They’re Possessive form of they
Ex: A hurricane damaged their house
In or at that place
Ex: Put your book there
Contraction of they are
Ex: They’re our next door neighbors
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Theirs/ There’s Theirs – possessive
form of “they” used as a pronoun.
Theirs is the house with the green shutters.
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There’s – contraction of “there is” or “there are”
There’s been an accident.
There’s your friend Chad
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Affect/Effect Affect (vb) to
cause a change or influence
Your decision will affect us.
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Effect (n) result; verb to bring about
The plan will have a positive effect on you.
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To/Two/TooTo Two Too
In the direction of; can also be part of the infinitive verb
Ex1: James walks to school Ex2: She likes to study
The number after one
Ex; We have two puppies
Very; also
Ex: The soup is too salty
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A lot A lot – ALWAYS
two words; means “a large amount
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Brake/Break• Brake (vb) to slow
down (noun) a device for
stopping Push on the brake if
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• Break (noun)= a short rest (vb) to shatter; to force through
• You can have a break after you finish cooking.
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Choose/ChoseChoose is the base
form; chose is past tense. The parts are choose, choosing, chose, chosen.
Please choose a poem to recite in class
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Chose – past tense of choose
I chose to read a poem by Emily Dickenson
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Clothes Clothes – what
you wear Please hang your
clothes on the hanger
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Cloths – pieces of fabric
Use these cloths to wash the car
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Good/Well • Good (adj) use
before nouns, after linking verbs to modify a subject.
• You look good in that costume.
• George played a good game today
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• Well (adv) modifies action verbs; (adj) = in good health
• Joby plays the piano well
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Here/HearHere (adv) in or at
this place
Please put your books in here.
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Hear (verb) – to be aware of sound by means of the ear.
I can hear you perfectly well.
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Its/ It’s Its – the possessive
form of itThe dishwasher
has finished its cycle
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It’s – a contraction of it is or it has
It’s (it is) raining again
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Knew/NewKnew – the past
tense of knowI knew the answer
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New- unused or unfamiliar
I need a new pencil
There’s a new student in our class.
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Loose/Lose• Loose (asj) – free;
not firmly attached; not tight
• The button came loose from my shirt.
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• Lose (verb) to misplace; to fail to win.
• If we lose this game, our season is over.
• Do not lose your homework.
Passed/Past • Passed is the past
tense and past participle of the verb pass.
• We passed your house on the way to school.
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• Past- can be an adjective, a preposition or a noun.
• This past week has been busy for me. (adj)
• We drove past your house (prep)
• At what time did you drive past? (adv)
• I love stories about the past. (noun)
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Plane/Plain
Plane- airplane; a two dimensional figure.
Did you hear about the plane that landed in the Hudson ?
How did you find the area of the plane?
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Plain – not fancy; clear; large area of flat land
He wore a plain blue shirt.
The solution is plain to me.
Buffalo once roamed the plains.
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Real/Really Real – An adjective;
use it before nouns and after linking verbs to modify the subject.
Winona has real music talent
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Really- an adverb; use it to modify action verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
She is really talented.
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Then/ ThanThen (adv) “at that
time”My mother was a
young girl then.
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Than (conjunction) used to introduce the second part of a comparison
LaTrista is taller than Latoya
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Who’s/WhoseWho’s a
contraction of “who is” or “who has”
Who’s (Who is) conducting the orchestra?
Who’s (who has) read this book?
Whose- possessive form of who
Whose umbrella is this?
Reason is because Don’t use because after reason is. Use that
after reason is or because alone.
The reason I’m tired is that I didn’t sleep well last night.
I’m tired because I didn’t sleep well last night.