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Writing & Grammar Chapter 1 Finding the Right Words
Writing & Grammar Name:___________________
Chapter 1
Finding the Right Words Date: _____________
When and how to use a and an:
What an honor it is to meet a history expert like you.
I would like to purchase an apple with a dollar.
When and how to use a lot, alot,allot:
Tomorrow night, the mayor will allot a lot of money for various projects.
There is a lot of land allotted to the Everglades preservation.
When and how to use affect and effect:
The effect of the announcement of impending war will not affect Adams' decision to join the military.
The effect of the impending storm will affect the response for the donations.
When and how to use emigrate and immigrate:
Ten people were trying to emigrate from the tyranny of their country and immigrate to the United States.
Many people from Afghanistan will try to emigrate from their homes, hoping that wherever they immigrate will be safer.
When and how to use it's and its:
It’s a shame that the dog lost its bone.
It's a challenge to determine which “its” are correct.
When and how to use then and than:
Mary ran more quickly than I did; then she dropped her pace.
I ate a gallon of ice cream and then went to get more. Soon I realized I had eaten more than I needed.
Fill in the blank.
John will soon ______________ to England for a new job.
Sarabeth thinks she is better ____________her classmates in Math.
There is ___________of work to do.
A cat loves to have _______ own quiet place to sleep.
The doctor advised, “ ____ apple ____day keeps the doctor away.”
The __________of the fireworks was seen for miles.
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