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Confused Words 1

TermDefinition
sight something seen / having to do with vision
site a place or location
farther to go a longer physical distance
further to push beyond a figurative or mental limit
than used when comparing things
then used to specify order of events
among use when talking about a part of an indistinct group
between use when talking about a range of items that can be counted
number use to refer to a specific portion of items that can be counted
amount use to refer to a specific portion of things that cannot otherwise be counted
ensure to make something certain
insure to protect finanically if damage occurs
who's contraction for who is/who has
whose pronoun that shows possession
accept to receive something given
except to exclude or leave out
passed a past tense verb that means to move beyond
past a noun or adjective dealing with time/space
affect a verb that means to influence or change something
effect a noun that means a result or outcome
advice a noun meaning guidance or direction
advise a verb meaning to offer suggestions
fewer used when talking about having a smaller amount of items that can be counted OR specifically for use with plural nouns
less used when talking aobut having a smaller amount of things that are uncountable OR specifically for use with singular nouns
adverse adjective meaning harmful
averse adjective meaning having a strong dislike or opposition for something
good adjective meaning positive
well adverb meaning positive
device noun meaning a piece of equipment
devise verb meaning to come up with, develop or create
who pronoun used in place of a subject (can replace with he/her)
whom pronoun used in place of an object (can replace with him/her)
evoke verb meaning to recall, remember, or bring to mind
invoke verb meaning to ask or appeal to for help
loose adjective meaning to be not secured, free from constraints, or not tight
lose verb meaning to no longer have something OR to be defeated
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