accept vs. except

Front

What is the difference between 'accept' and 'except'?

Back

'Accept' means to receive something willingly, while 'except' means to exclude something.

Front

Use 'except' in a sentence.

Back

I remembered to pack everything except my toothbrush.

Front

Use 'accept' in a sentence.

Back

She accepted the umbrella from the doorman.

Front

What does 'accept' mean?

Back

To receive or agree to something.

Front

What does 'except' mean?

Back

To exclude or leave out.

Front

Fill in the blank: Everyone ____ Billy was invited to the party.

Back

except

Front

Fill in the blank: I am mostly ready to leave ____ I still have to lock the front door.

Back

except

Front

Fill in the blank: It is a beautiful day out, ____ you will have to remember to wear sunblock.

Back

except

Front

What part of speech is 'accept'?

Back

Verb.

Front

What part of speech is 'except'?

Back

Preposition or conjunction.