(Where / Wear / Were / We’re) you going to (where / wear / were / we’re) something nice out to dinner tonight?

I was horrified by the (affect / effect) one bad test had on my grade!

I cannot (accept / except) that you managed to (lose / loose) your keys that quickly.

What (affects / effects) your mood more, a rainy day or a sunny day?

I love everything about my coach, (accept / except) sometimes she can be a little harsh when (where / wear/ were/ we’re) goofing off at practice.

Would you care (weather / whether) we went out to dinner before the movie? I’m starving.

One of the buttons on my favorite jacket is (loose / lose) and I’m worried that if it falls off I’ll (loose / lose) it.

Most scientists (accept / except) that global warming is at least in part an (affect / effect) of human beings producing pollution.

(Where / Wear/ Were/ We’re) you aware that your test was today, or not?

I tend to have that (affect / effect) on people.

It does not matter to me (weather / whether) we win or (lose / loose) the game.

(We're / were / where / wear) all hoping for sunny (whether / weather) this weekend’s cross country meet, because the uniforms we (we're / were / where / wear) don’t keep very warm!

Sometimes I (lose / loose) my temper when people are rude to me, but for the most part I try not to let other people (affect / effect) my mood.

All of the students (we're / were / wear / where) present for class (accept / except) for Alice, who had a doctor’s appointment.

If you do not get enough sleep at night, it will likely (affect/ effect) your performance in school the next day.

There is an escaped criminal on the (lose / loose) in our state, so my parents won’t let me out of the house until he is caught.

My friends want me to run for class president, but I do not know (weather / whether) or not to (accept / except) the nomination.

My two dogs (we're / were / where / wear) so happy to see me when I came home from vacation!

One (affect / effect) of exercising regularly is that you will likely build muscle.