Easily Confused Words A
Easily Confused Words B
Easily Confused Words C
Easily Confused Words D
Easily Confused Words E
100

The plane moved (in,into) the hangar for repairs

 into.

100

Alex wants to (learn, teach) kindergarten someday.

TRIPLE

What is teach.

100
(Its, It's) not unusual to find harmless animals in the woods.
What is it's.
100
(Raise, Rise) your hand if you're interested in going on the field trip.
What is Raise.
100

Our neighbors have a bicycle made for (too, two).DOUBLE

What is two.

200
Swimmers had to choose (among, between) morning or afternoon practices.
What is between.
200
We (all ready, already) had plans when Aunt Karen called.
What is already.
200
Taking the subway is quicker (than, then) taking the bus.
What is than.
200

Ana is (to, too) sick to want to go to the movie.

DOUBLE

What is too.

200
He will attend college and (than, then) go on to medical school.
What is then.
300

(Beside, Besides) being fun, tennis is also good exercise.DOUBLE

What is Besides.

300

Tammy is almost ready to (accept, except) the responsibility of baby-sitting.DOUBLE

What is accept.

300
Randy (leaves, lets) me borrow his new CD.
What is lets.
300
The youth groups are holding (their, they're) annual picnic.
What is their.
300

We liked the new Russian exchange student (a lot) (allot).

What is a lot

400
Darryl (choose, chose) the striped scarf instead of the plain one.
What is chose.
400
We are (all together, altogether) exhausted after a day at the science museum.
What is altogether.
400
(Whose, Who's) umbrella was left on the bus?
What is whose.
400
( Whose, Who's) in charge of taking attendance?
What is Who's.
400
Our backpacks full, Ted and I were (already, all ready) for the long hike.
What is all ready.
500

After school I sometimes (lay, lie)down and take a nap.DOUBLE

What is lie.

500
Seals (set, sit) on the iceburg's fridgid surface.
What is sit.
500
Elevators load grain (in, into) railroad hoppers.
What is into.
500
We go to the movie (often, a lot).
What is often.
500
We were (all together, altogether) stunned by the news.
What altogether.
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