verb: to act on/produce an effect or change in.

Used when choosing between distinct items.

Used when not talking about distinct items or individuals.

Not the first and not the second

used when you can count the quantity

used when you can't count the quantity

without without regard (double negative). This is not a word. Don't use it.

regard less, without regard, or despite something

adjective meaning, satisfactory

adjective or adverb meaning, satisfactory

time (he went the store and then went home)

comparison (she is taller than he is)

most important, or one who holds a presiding position

reference to another literary work

something likely to be wrongly perceived or interpreted

the time before present, completed, finished, in the past

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10th grade English CCWs

Term	Definition
affect	verb: to act on/produce an effect or change in.
effect	noun: result or consequence
between	Used when choosing between distinct items.
among	Used when not talking about distinct items or individuals.
either	One or the other
neither	Not the first and not the second
fewer	used when you can count the quantity
less	used when you can't count the quantity
irregardless	without without regard (double negative). This is not a word. Don't use it.
regardless	regard less, without regard, or despite something
waste	garbage
waist	between the ribs and the hips
good	adjective meaning, satisfactory
well	adjective or adverb meaning, satisfactory
Then	time (he went the store and then went home)
Than	comparison (she is taller than he is)
a lot	a large amount
allot	to give or apportion
principal	most important, or one who holds a presiding position
principle	a moral rule or basic truth
allusion	reference to another literary work
illusion	something likely to be wrongly perceived or interpreted
passed	past tense of "to pass"
past	the time before present, completed, finished, in the past

Created by: jennaellis

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