Easily Confused Words

Easily Confused Words

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English

4th - 5th Grade

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CCSS
L.4.1G, L.5.5C, L.3.6

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Easily Confused Words

Journeys Lesson 23 Grammar

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Multiple Choice

Can vs. May


Doing a backflip is hard. Not everyone ___ do it.

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can

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may

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Multiple Choice

Lie vs. Lay


I am so tired. I am going to ___ down.

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lie

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lay

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Multiple Choice

Rise vs. Raise


The sun will ___ up to the sky.

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rise

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raise

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Multiple Choice

Sit vs. Set


The student ___ her book down on the table.

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sit

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set

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Multiple Choice

Good vs. Well


Alex spoke very ___ during his speech.

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good

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well

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Multiple Choice

Their vs. There vs. They're


Please put your backpack over ___.

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their

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their

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they're

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Multiple Choice

Who's vs. Whose


___ turn is it to take out the trash?

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Who's

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Whose

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Sit vs. Set

  • Sit = to lower into a seat

  • Ex.) Go sit by the tree

  • Set = to put or place an item

  • Ex.) Set the book on the table

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Lie vs. Lay

  • Lie = to recline on (lie down)

  • Ex.) Lie down and relax.

  • Lay = to put or place an item (lay something)

  • Ex.) Lay the egg on the nest.

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Rise vs. Raise

  • Rise = to move up or increase

  • Ex.) The sun rises at 7 in the morning.

  • Raise = to lift something up

  • Ex.) Raise your hand.

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Can vs. May

  • Can = able to do

  • Ex.) I can play the piano

  • May = allowed to do

  • Ex.) May I play the piano after school?

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Good vs. Well

  • Good = adjective used to describe nouns and pronouns

  • Ex.) I am a good chef. I am a good soccer player.

  • Well = adverb to describe verbs

  • Ex.) I cook well. I play soccer well.

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Their vs. There vs. Their

  • Their =possession and ownership

  • Ex.) Let's go to their house

  • There = location or place

  • Ex.) I am going over there.

  • They're = they + are

  • Ex.) They're coming over.

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Whose vs. Who's

  • Whose = Possession and ownership

  • Ex.) Whose house are we going to?

  • Who's = Who + is

  • Ex.) Who's coming to our house?

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


Teachers ___ up at dawn every morning.

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raise

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rise

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


___ going to babysit tonight?

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Whose

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Who's

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


The students shared ___ weekend plans with the class.

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there

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they're

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their

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


The cold air felt ___ on my hot skin.

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good

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well

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


Lila and her friend used sunscreen to protect ___ skin.

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they're

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their

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there

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


Johnny took a sip and ___ the cup on the table.

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set

2

sit

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


Sometimes students ___ down on their beds during class.

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lie

2

lay

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Multiple Choice

Which word correctly fits in the blank below?


Teachers ___ up at dawn every morning.

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raise

2

rise

Easily Confused Words

Journeys Lesson 23 Grammar

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