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Confused Words

TermDefinition
accept (verb) to recieve or to agree to something
except (preposition) but
advice (noun) suggestions for how to act
advise (verb) to give suggestions on how to act
affect (verb) the result of an action
effect (noun) the result of an action
all right ALL RIGHT (two words)
already (adverb) previosly
all ready (all) everyone is prepared
all together (all) everyone on the same place
altogether entirely
allusion an indirect reference, usually to s piece of littature or historical event
illusion false idea or impression
altar a table or raised area used in a religions ceremony
lose cease to have something
alter to change
awhile (*adverb) period of time [ one word/ one period ]
a while (*noun) period of time [ two words usually at the end of a prepositional sentence]
between used to compare two nouns
among used to show relationship in a group of people or multiple items.
borrow take something that needs to be returned
lend to give something that must be returned
loan amount borrowed
bring closer to one
take from anearby place to a distant one
brake a stopping device
break (noun) a pause
break (verb) to destroy
loose not firmly or tightly fixed in place
less a smaller amount of; not as much. (applies to singular mass nouns) It's a better job, but they pay you less money.
fewer a small number of (applies to countable things) Fewer than 30 children a year develop the disease.
Created by: CBaker1
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