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Direct your attention to our free, printable commonly confused words worksheets and toggle between the intrigue and learning such words inspire! Don't let words that have similar pronunciation, meaning, or spelling perplex you anymore! Familiarize yourself with a rich list of commonly confused words; practice using them in stacks of sentences so you always choose the correct word. Distinguish between "accept" and "except", find the difference between "their", "they're", and "there", and more. Leaf through our commonly confused words worksheet pdfs and choose what confuses you the most!
These worksheets are most recommended for students in grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and grade 6.
Completing Sentences with "Accept" or "Except"
Two easily confused words, "accept" and "except" have caused many a child in 3rd grade and 4th grade to throw a fit. Let the young wordsmiths complete each sentence using "accept" or "except" as suitable.
It's an "everyday" thing for kids in grade 3 and grade 4 to confuse "everyday" and "every day"! Explain the difference with the given examples, as they complete the sentences choosing between the two words.
Completing Sentences Using "Their", "They're", or "There"
Welcome the awesome threesome "their", "they're", and "there" into our commonly confused words exercises pdf! Help 5th grade and 6th grade kids tell them apart and complete sentences with "their", "they're", or "there".
Explore the nuances of vocabulary with our printable worksheets on commonly confused words! Flip between "lose" and "loose" as you complete sentences using one of these commonly confused words.
Our commonly confused words worksheets with answers are an utter joy for learners in grade 5 and grade 6! Study how "stationery" and "stationary" are different, and complete the sentences as directed.
Completing Sentences with Correct Words
A great stock of commonly confused words are up for grabs here! Find the difference between "lie/lay", "advice/advise", "less/fewer", and more as you choose between the confused words to complete each sentence.
Matching Commonly Confused Words to Their Meanings
Spot the difference in meaning showcased by sets of commonly confused words in these printable exercises. Instantly make the connection between each word and its meaning.
Checking Correct Words to Complete Sentences
Don't let the similarities between the pairs of words trip you up, as you choose the correct option and complete the sentences in these commonly confused words worksheet pdfs.
