Learning Commonly Confused Words

Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence.

For help with this exercise, see Chapter 35 of Foundations First, Fifth Edition.

  1. Question

    Children are taught never to accept a peace of candy from a stranger.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - Children are taught never to accept a peace of candy from a stranger.
  2. Question

    Selena past the street she was looking for and had to fine her way back.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - Selena past the street she was looking for and had to fine her way back.
  3. Question

    Having a conscious means being conscience of right and wrong.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - Having a conscious means being conscience of right and wrong.
  4. Question

    Cliff was already to brake his car when the deer entered the road.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - Cliff was already to brake his car when the deer entered the road.
  5. Question

    Nat was able to here everything the teacher said accept when the test would be given.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - Nat was able to here everything the teacher said accept when the test would be given.
  6. Question

    When a student feels nervous during a test, it can have a negative effect no matter how much he or she knows.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - When a student feels nervous during a test, it can have a negative effect no matter how much he or she knows.
  7. Question

    If I keep loose change in my pockets, I am likely to loose some of it.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - If I keep loose change in my pockets, I am likely to loose some of it.
  8. Question

    Everyday, we hope for peace in the world.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - Everyday, we hope for peace in the world.
  9. Question

    I don’t mine the noise; I don’t let it effect me.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - I don’t mine the noise; I don’t let it effect me.
  10. Question

    Mimi laid a blanket on the floor so the baby could lay on it.

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    Learning Commonly Confused Words: Proof read the underlined words in the following sentences for correct spelling. If the spelling is correct, choose “Correct”; there will be two underlined words in each sentence. - Mimi laid a blanket on the floor so the baby could lay on it.