I want to travel everywhere (accept, except) the desert!

The self-checkout kiosk on the left side of the store does not (accept, except) cash.

There are (two, to, too) glasses of orange juice in the fridge.

If you go (two, to, too) the store for me, I will repay you.

Gossiping (two, to, too) much is an ugly habit!

When I go (two, to, too) sleep, I have very vivid dreams.

My friends are (defiantly, definitely) very trustworthy.

When Shelly was told to leave the store, she (defiantly, definitely) refused and asked for a manager.

Are you (defiant, definite) about your answer?

Our soccer team just took a major (loss, lost) against the Meadowview Mares.

I (loss, lost) to my brother at the Nintendo Tournament in Japan.

I would appreciate it if you stopped bringing up my (passed, past).

My friends and I all (passed, past) our tests on the first try.

I have (loss, lost) all hearing capabilities in my left ear.

Emiliana (passed, past) Gerald the salt and pepper.

I cannot (bare, bear) the thought of you taking someone else to the movies.

Did you (loose, lose) your keys last night?

The shirt you are wearing is (loose, lose) around the collar.

The little boys opened the gate and turned the dog (loose, lose).

(Loose, lose) my name and number because I don’t know you anymore.

I would like a panda (bare, bear) as a pet, but they are extremely heavy.

There are some people who can walk across hot coals with their (bare, bear) feet.  

If you can (bare, bear) being his friend, you have nerves of steel.

When dogs are angry, they (bare, bear) their teeth.

A group of words containing a subject and a verb

Identify the sentence type:

Joe waited for the train.

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Because my pizza was cold, I put it in the microwave.

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I prefer to drink tea, but my mother prefers to drink coffee.

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The dog ran away, but nobody was worried because he was trained to find his way home.

What kind of clause is underlined below?

Though Paul prefers watching horror films, he rented the latest spy thriller, and he enjoyed it very much.

What kind of clause is underlined below?

I am working now, but we can talk later.

What kind of clause is underlined below?

If you do not go home, I will call your father.

What kind of clause is underlined below?

Call Cici’s Parlor, and make an order if you want pizza for dinner.

What kind of clause is underlined below?

Look both ways before you cross the street, and always wait for cars to stop completely because it can be very dangerous at a crosswalk.

What kind of clause is underlined below?

Cinnamon, ginger, and peppermint all smell sweet, but they contain no sugar at all.

What kind of clause is underlined below?

Cinnamon, ginger, and peppermint all smell sweet, but they contain no sugar at all.

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Amanda is my best friend even though we do not talk often.

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Meet us at the party, and bring your favorite pair of dancing shoes.

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Call the barbershop, and make an appointment if you want your hair cut.

There, Their, or They're?

This word is a possessive pronoun.

To, Too, Two

This word is used to refer to time or location.

Defiantly, Definitely?

This word is used to affirm or agree.

Then, Than?

This word is used to make a comparison.

Lose, Loose?

This word is used to indicate that someone is unable to find something.

Bare, Bear?

This word means to carry the weight of something or to tolerate something.

Bare, Bear?

This word means to reveal, uncover, or to expose.

Accept, Except?

This word means to agree, believe, or receive something.