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WorksheetsUsage-8 Southerton (25)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
I finally red / read my book for communications class.
red
read
I had a real / really good time the other night!
real
really
“You’ve been a real / very good boy this year,” Santa bellowed, as I sat anxiously on his lap.
real
very
For communications, I have to right / rite / write a 500-word essay on the Green Bay Packers!
right
rite
write
The minister performed the right / rite / write of marriage for the couple.
right
rite
write
That basketball player can only drive to his right / rite / write to make a lay up.
right
rite
write
I must have ring / rang / rung the dinner bell 99 times!
ring
rang
rung
Yesterday morning, my alarm clock ring / rang / rung until the batteries wore out!
ring
rang
rung
There is no way that I could have ran / run that fast!
ran
run
Hey, I saw / seen you at Walmart last night!
saw
seen
Soon after, Angela quipped, “That doesn’t seam / seem right to me!”
seam
seem
While attempting a split, I ripped the seam / seem in my pants.
seam
seem
Sit / Set your laptop on the desk so you don’t lose it!
Sit
Set
What a terrible substituting job! Those rotten kids wouldn’t even set / sit in their seats when they were told.
set
sit
Digging into the soil, my grandpa sewed / soed / sowed the seeds for his garden.
sewed
soed
sowed
My wonderful mother sewed / soed / sowed the seam in my pants.
sewed
soed
sowed
The teenage girl blurted, “Like, she is sew / so / sow totally weird!”
sew
so
sow
I must have shined / shown my shoes three times for the wedding. (Polished)
shined
shown
By the end of the week, she will have shone / shown all of her presents to her aunts and uncles.
shone
shown
Friday night, Marge shone / showed her engagement ring to everyone at the party! (Displayed)
shone
showed
Inhaling the Mifflinburg "fresh air” shrank / shrunk my head to the size of a softball!
shrank
shrunk
My little sister sang / sung in the choir last year!
sang
sung
I must have sang / sung “to the top of my lungs” for the show.
sang
sung
You sank / sunk / sanked my battle ship!
sank
sunk
sanked
Our tires could have easily sank / sunk / sanked in the mud; we were lucky.
sank
sunk
sanked
