PPT-Commonly Confused Words
Author : luanne-stotts | Published Date : 2015-11-10
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
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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 . 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 Lucid Clearheaded not confused 2 Tumultuous Violent greatly agitated or disturbed 3 Prostrate Lying flat 4 Lethargy Abnormal drowsiness 5 Averted Turned away 6 Intangible Not capable of being touched or All together/ altogether. Commonly Confused Words. All together: all in one place, all at once. Altogether: completely; on the whole. Directions: Choose the appropriate words for the following sentences.. Part One--- “-. ed. ” and “-. ing. ” adjectives. Part Two--- Word Roots and Affixes. ESL English Learner Fridays Workshop #1. Let’s have a . parti. (. ciple. )!!! . Using –. ing. and –. Ch. 1 – 3 . Vocabulary. imminence. The quality or condition of. s. omething about to occur. melancholy. sadness. oratory. The art of public speaking. tumult. A confused and excited situation or mental state. Affect/Effect. Affect/Effect. Use . affect. as a verb – to influence. Use. effect. as a noun – a result (cause & effect). The arrow . affected. the aardvark.. The . effect. was eye-popping. . 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.. Spelling/ Commonly Confused Words 2. I didn't you call my name. 3. They aren't 4. Winter is finally 5. Can you 6. Speak up, I can't 7. He thought she was , but she was at home. 8. comes the b and. . Feelings. Wordlist. Happy. Sad. Confused. Angry. Bored. Shy. Sleepy. Surprised. Frightened. T. ired. Happy. They. . are. . happy. .. Sad. He is . sad. .. Bored. He is . bored. She. is . bored. Your/You’re. Commonly Confused Words. Your = . possessive form of you. You’re. . = . contraction of . you are. Directions. : Choose the appropriate word for the following sentences.. 1. (Your, You’re) one of the best writers in class.. She didn’t like when ________ dog escaped through their backyard fence.. ____________ going camping this summer.. ____________ a snake in my boot.. The sun will (hopefully) come out ___________.. Soda should ____________ be better for you than it really is.. 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. Author:. Lensey. . Namioka. Genre: . Realistic Fiction. Small Group. Timer. Review Games. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling City: Spelling Words . PentacelTetanusDiphtheriaPertussis DTaPPolioIPVandHaemophilus influenzaetype b Hib
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