Commonly Confused Words Worksheets

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Our commonly confused words worksheets help children understand and use tricky word pairs, such as "accept" vs. "except" and "lose" vs. "loose." Kids use sentence-level context clues to choose the correct word and complete each sentence. Our free worksheets are a perfect place to practice!

Completing Sentences with "Accept" or "Except"

Completing Sentences with Accept or Except - 1 PDF 1
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Completing Sentences with Accept or Except - 2 PDF 2
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Completing Sentences with Accept or Except - 3 PDF 3
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Completing Sentences Using "Their", "They're", or "There"

Completing Sentences Using Their, They Are, or There - 1 PDF 1
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Completing Sentences Using Their, They Are, or There - 2 PDF 2
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Completing Sentences Using Their, They Are, or There - 3 PDF 3
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Choosing between Your and You're Choosing between Your and You're Online Worksheet 2
Commonly Confused Words Is, Are, Was, and Were Commonly Confused Words Is, Are, Was, and Were Online Worksheet 3
To, Two, or Too? To, Two, or Too? Online Worksheet 4
Choosing between Accept and Except Choosing between Accept and Except Online Worksheet 5
There, Their, or They're? There, Their, or They're? Online Worksheet 6

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