Set: Commonly Confused Words Set 3

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Term Definition
LOSE verb, to misplace or not win
LOOSE noun, to not be tight; verb (rarely used)--to release
NOVEL noun, a book that is a work of fiction.
PASSED verb, past tense of "to pass," to have moved
PAST belonging to a former time or place
PRECEDE to come before
PROCEED to go forward
PRINCIPAL adjective, most important; noun, a person who has authority
PRINCIPLE a general or fundamental truth
QUOTE verb, to cite
QUOTATION noun, the act of citing
STATIONARY standing still
STATIONERY writing paper
SUPPOSED TO correct form for "to be obligated to" or "presumed to" NOT "suppose to"
SUPPOSE to guess or make a conjecture
THAN use with comparisons
THEN at that time, or next
THEIR possessive form of they
THERE indicates location
THEY'RE contraction for "they are"

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Terms 20
Creator English_girl
Created March 31, 2008
Group Clement Honors English
Tags commonly, confused, words, set, honors, english, 9th, grade, clement
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Commonly Confused Words Set 3 Words that sound alike or nearly alike but have different meanings. Set 3

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  1. PRECEDE → to come before - 2 misses
  2. LOOSE → noun, to not be tight; verb (rarely used)--to release - 1 miss
  3. PAST → belonging to a former time or place - 1 miss
  4. PROCEED → to go forward - 1 miss
  5. PRINCIPAL → adjective, most important; noun, a person who has authority - 1 miss
  6. PRINCIPLE → a general or fundamental truth - 1 miss
  7. QUOTATION → noun, the act of citing - 1 miss