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Parts of Speech TestEasily Confused Words
- advice and advise
- adverse and averse
- affect and effect
- appraise and apprise
- avenge and revenge
- bare and bear
- can and may
- coarse and course
- complement and compliment
- compose and comprise
- dependant and dependent
- discreet and discrete
- disinterested and uninterested
- e.g. and i.e.
- envy and jealousy
- explicit and implicit
- further and farther
- gray and grey
- immigrate and emigrate
- imply and infer
- its and it's
- loose and lose
- marinade and marinate
- material and materiel
- past and passed
- personal and personnel
- poisonous or venomous
- practice and practise
- principal and principle
- role and roll
- tenant and tenet
- their, there, and they're
- too or to
- weather, whether, and wether
- while or whilst
- who or whom
- who's and whose
- you're and your
Confused Words TestGlossary of Terms
- abbreviation
- absolute possessive
- abstract noun
- accusative case
- acronym
- active sentence
- active voice
- adjective
- adjective clause
- adjective phrase
- adjunct
- adverb
- adverbial clause
- adverbial phrase
- affix
- analogy
- anastrophe
- antecedent
- antonym
- appositive
- archaism
- article
- aspect
- auxiliary verb
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