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Froggy Jumps Commonly Misspelled & Confusing WordsOnline version Spellings that trip you up by mwanakombo sadi 1 Which sentence is correct: 'Its jacket is blue' or 'It's jacket is blue' ? a It's jacket is blue. b Its jacket are blue. c Its jacket is blue. 2 Choose the sentence that uses 'there' correctly. a We will go they're after the meeting. b We will go their after the meeting. c We will go there after the meeting. 3 Which is the correct verb/noun pair: 'affect' or 'effect' as a noun? a Effect is the result; affect is the influence. b Affect is the result; effect is the influence. c There is no distinction; both are the same. 4 Which pair is correct: 'principle' vs 'principal' in context? a The principle spoke about a key principal. b The principal spoke about a key principal. c The principal spoke about a key principle. 5 Choose the correct form: 'lose' or 'loose' with clothing. a The shirt is too lose. b The shirt is too lose. c The shirt is too loose. 6 Which sentence uses 'accept' correctly? a Please except this gift with thanks. b Please access this gift with thanks. c Please accept this gift with thanks. 7 Which is correct: 'advice' noun or 'advise' verb? a Advice is the verb; advise is the noun. b Advice is the noun; advise is the verb. c Both are nouns. 8 Choose the correct usage: 'dessert' vs 'desert'. a I'd like dessert after diner b I’d like dessert after dinner. c I’d like desert after dinner. 9 Which is correct: 'weather' or 'whether' in this sentence? a I’m unsure whether I should go. b I’m unsure weather I should go. c I’m unsure whether I should goer. 10 Which sentence uses 'your' or 'you’re' correctly? a You’re car needs fuel; your running low. b Your car needs fuel; you’re running low. c Your car needs fuel; you are running low.

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Commonly Misspelled & Confusing WordsOnline version

by mwanakombo sadi

Which sentence is correct: 'Its jacket is blue' or 'It's jacket is blue' ?

Choose the sentence that uses 'there' correctly.

Which is the correct verb/noun pair: 'affect' or 'effect' as a noun?

Which pair is correct: 'principle' vs 'principal' in context?

Choose the correct form: 'lose' or 'loose' with clothing.

Which sentence uses 'accept' correctly?

Which is correct: 'advice' noun or 'advise' verb?

Choose the correct usage: 'dessert' vs 'desert'.

Which is correct: 'weather' or 'whether' in this sentence?

Which sentence uses 'your' or 'you’re' correctly?