Question | Answer |
accept | to receive |
except | other than |
affect | a verb meaning to cause a change in or to influence |
effect | as a verb means to bring about or accomplish. As a noun, effect means result. |
all ready | two word phrase that means completely ready |
already | one word, an adverb, meaning before or by this time |
all together | in a group |
altogether | completely |
among | use among for three or more people, things, or groups |
between | use between for two people, things, or groups |
beside | next to |
besides | in addition to |
choose | to select |
chose | the past tense of chose meaning selected |
good | an adjective meaning pleasing or able |
well | an adverb telling how ably something is done, or as an adjective meaning in good health |
in | inside |
into | movement from outside toward the inside |
it's | the contraction of it is |
its | the possessive of the personal pronoun which does NOT take an apostrophe |
lay | to place something - an object |
lie | to recline (used with people or animals) |
learn | to gain knowledge |
teach | to give knowledge |
leave | to go away |
let | to allow |
set | to place or put something |
sit | to place oneself in a seated position - can be used with people or animals |
than | introduces the second part of a comparison |
then | a time order word meaning at that time or after that |
there | a place or location of something or someone |
their | the possessive form of they |
they're | the contraction of they are |
to | in the direction of |
too | also or to an excessive degree |
who's | the contraction of who is |
whose | the possessive form of who |