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Grammar Practice :)

Grade 8
 
Grammar Games, grammar.ccc.com
 
1st Quarter
 

1. Parts of Speech

 

2. Subjects and Predicates

 

3. Fragments and Run-ons

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Grade 10
1st Quarter
 
1. Sentences (fragments vs. run-ons)
 
  • Definition 1:  Thompson Learning
  • Definition 2: U. of Texas
  • Practice Quiz: Quia
  • Run On Sentences: Arcadia University
  • Fragments: Practice, Purdue

     

    2. Sentence Combining
     
    Examples: U. of Cal./Santa Barbara
     
     
    3. Sentence Variety

     

    4. Problem Words

     

    5. MUG shots

     

     

     

  • Commonly Confused Words

     

    accept, except

    brake, break

    desert, dessert

    its, it's

    presence, presents

    vain, vane, vein

    advice, advise

    breathe, breath, breadth

    device, devise

    knew, new, know, no

    principal, principle

     

    affect, effect

    by, bye, buy

    faint, feint

    later, latter

    precede, proceed

    vociferous, voracious

    allot, a lot

    can, may

    farther, further

    lead, led

    quiet, quit, quite

     

    all ready, already

    canvas, canvass

     

    lay, lie

    rain, reign, rein

    waist, waste

     

    capital, capitol

    fewer, less

    leave, let

    raise, rise

    weak, weak

    all together, altogether

    cite, site, sight

    formerly, formally

    loose, lose

    sea, see

     

    allusion, illusion

    clothes, cloths

    forth, fourth

    notable, noticeable

    sit, set

    wear, were, where

    altar, alter

    coarse, course

    good, well

    object, subject

    stationary, stationery

    weather, whether, rather

    among, between

    compare, contrast

    hear, here

    passed, past

    statue, stature, statute

    whose, who's

    are, hour, our

    compare to, compare with

    hole, whole

     

     

    your, you're

    award, reward

    complement, compliment

    imply, infer

    peace, piece

    than, then

     

    compare to, compare with

    consul, council, counsel

    incidence, incidents

    plain, plane

    their, there, they're

     

    bad, badly

    decent, descent, dissent

    incite, insight

    pore, pour

    threw, through

     

    beside, besides

    delusion, illusion, allusion

    instance, instants

    precedence, precedent

    to, too, two

     

    http://homepage.smc.edu/reading_lab/words_commonly_confused

     

     

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