Confusing pairs
6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.6.1, L.7.1 · England: KS3 English (spelling and Standard English), GCSE English Language (AO6 SPaG)
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Question 1
Choose the correct word for the gap. This screw is ___; can you tighten it?
- A. loose
- B. lose
Question 2
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. We past the station at noon.
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Question 3
Choose the correct word for the gap. Take a deep ___ before you dive.
- A. breath
- B. breathe
Question 4
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. She excepted the award with a smile.
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Question 5
Choose the correct word for the gap. The test was ___ hard.
- A. quite
- B. quiet
Question 6
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. Please be quite in the library.
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Question 7
Choose the correct word for the gap. It's ten ___ four.
- A. past
- B. passed
Question 8
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. We past the station at noon.
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Question 9
Choose the correct word for the gap. I'd rather walk ___ wait for the bus.
- A. then
- B. than
Question 10
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. This bag is to heavy.
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Question 11
Choose the correct word for the gap. Everyone came ___ Raj, who was ill.
- A. except
- B. accept
Question 12
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. My shoelace is lose.
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Question 13
Choose the correct word for the gap. My sister is taller ___ me.
- A. than
- B. then
Question 14
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. Don't loose your ticket!
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Question 15
Choose the correct word for the gap. The library was very ___.
- A. quite
- B. quiet
Question 16
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. Please be quite in the library.
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