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Make a sentence
Fill in the blank
Define
Make more sentences
Fill in more blanks
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...for their
(definition: belonging to or associated with the people or things previously mentioned or easily identified)
100
If Abby gets a better score ____ Alexis, ____ she will have only the second worst score in the grade.
than, then
100
Define then and than
Then: at that time Than: comparison
100
...for you're
(definition: contraction of you are)
100
Tonight for homework you have ____ do ____ problem sets and 3 pages of review.
to, two
200
...for than
(definition: comparison thing)
200
Having the stomach flu caused the girl to ____ a few pounds.
lose
200
Define your and you're
Your: possessive pronoun You’re: you are
200
...for your
(definition: belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing)
200
Many modern medicines have side ____s, such as exhaustion or sudden death. Some patients can be negatively ____ed by these.
effect, affect
300
...for its
(definition) belonging to or associated with a thing previously mentioned or easily identified
300
____ being annoying, it’s not ____ problem.
you're, your
300
Define Accept and Except
Accept: to come to terms with; to understand; to receive Except: preposition - besides
300
...for then
(definition: afterward) (or something)
300
“Don’t get involved with things that don’t _____ you,” the salty child wrote on her finsta.
effect
400
Make a sentence for loose
(definition: not fitting tightly)
400
____ not okay to commit arson, said Mr. Bachrach.
it's
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Define loose and lose
Lose: to not win Loose: not fitting tightly
400
...for affect the noun
(definition: attitude or facial expression)
400
The girl took the news that she failed her math quiz with a flat _____.
affect
500
...for effect the verb
(definition: to change, to impact, to influence on a BIG scale)
500
I want ____ go ____ English ____! Said Lulu when she joined our class uninvited.
to, to, too
500
What is the difference between the verb for affect and the verb for effect?
For affect, it is to change, to impact, and to influence. For effect, it is to change, to impact, and to influence on a BIG scale.
500
...for lose
(definition: to not win)
500
In Fahrenheit 451, all of the citizens just _____ what is told to them, ______ for Clarisse.
accept, except