Commonly Confused Words Practice #2

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Affect

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To influence or make a change in something. Example: The weather can affect your mood.

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Effect

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The result or outcome of a change. Example: The effect of the new law was immediate.

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Fewer

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Used with countable nouns to indicate a smaller number. Example: There are fewer apples in the basket.

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Less

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Used with uncountable nouns to indicate a smaller amount. Example: I need less sugar in my tea.

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Good

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An adjective used to describe something that is positive or of high quality. Example: She is a good student.

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Well

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An adverb used to describe how something is done, indicating proficiency. Example: He plays the piano well.

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Buy

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To purchase something. Example: I need to buy groceries.

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Bye

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A casual way to say goodbye. Example: Bye! See you later.

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By

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A preposition indicating proximity or the means of achieving something. Example: The book was written by an author.

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Bie

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A common misspelling of 'bye' or 'buy'.