PPT-Commonly Confused Words

In your notebooks or the grammar section of your binders you will write the definitions of twenty pairs of commonly confused words AND your own sentences that correctly use both affecteffect. This lengthy li st of commonly confused words with simple definitions will help you decide wh ich spelling fits your sentence accept to receive except with the exclusion of advice recommendation noun advise to recommend verb adverse unfavorable aver ords 1.1 Commonly Misspelt Words 1.2 Commonly Misspelt Words 1.3 1. allowed 2. centre 3. dollars 4. friends 5. lightning 6. second 7. wasn't 8. awhile 9. chocolate 10. don't 11. front 12. luc parti. (. ciple. )!!! . Using –. ing. and –. ed. adjectives to increase verbal repertoire. (participial adjectives). ESL English Learner Wednesdays/Fridays Workshop #2. scared. embarrassing. flustered. . HOMONYMS. . HEAR/ Here. . HOMONYM DENOTATIONS:. HOMONYM- two words that sound the same but have different spelling and meanings. What are some other common homonyms?. *. Hear (verb) – to perceive by the ear. . Week #6. Anderson & Bult. Your vs. You’re. Your = . Possessive form of . YOU. You’re = . Contraction for YOU ARE. The book is in ______ locker.. _______ getting on my nerves.. I told ______ coach ______ failing this class.. Confused.com. Confused.com wanted . to launch their new branding, welcome their new mascot Brian the Robot and . reposition . themselves . as experts and market leaders. . The campaign’s objectives were to reinforce . Artifacts. Definition . . Artifacts:. . other things, living or artificial, present in the stool that are not parasites and could mislead the laboratory . worker.. Note:. . “Artifacts not to be mistaken for cysts”.. Are vs. Our. Definitions:. Are (verb)- describes a state of being; it is an auxiliary verb. Ex. . We . are . going to the state fair before it ends on Sunday. . Our(pronoun)- shows possession or ownership of who something belongs to. Do you know the differences between any of the following words?. It’s/Its Accept/Except. There/Their/They’re . Your/You’re. To/Too/Two Then/Than. Advice/Advise Of/Have. #3. Lose vs. Loose . Definitions: . Lose- (verb) means to misplace or the loss of something . Ex. I hope to never lose my keys when I am in a hurry to leave. . Loose- (adjective) meaning something is not too tight. Author:. Debbie A. Taylor. Genre: . Realistic Fiction. Small. . Group. Timer. Review Games. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling City: Spelling Words . Kain. Editing for Errors. Strategies and Tips. Writing free of errors that interfere with reader comprehension:. Use punctuation correctly to avoid confusion.. Use structures correctly to avoid confusion.. gratitude assuming; insolently proud 26.!Audacious: extremely bold or daring; recklessly brave; fearless war 31.!Bemused: bewildered or confused/ lost in thought; preoccupied 32.!Benevolent: character SHOW DOGS JAPANESE CHIN PEKINGESE SHIH TZU LHASA APSO RESCUE & PET DOGS JAPANESE CHIN PEKINGESE SHIH TZU LHASA APSO SHAVED CHIN SHAVED PEKE SHAVED SHIH TZU SHAVED LHASA