WRITING-ccw 1 Flashcards
Alot vs A Lot
Alot is not a word
Chose vs Choose
Chose-past tense
Choose-present tense
Hear vs Here
Hear-listening
Here-location
There
Their
They’re
There-location
Their-shows ownership or possession
They’re- they and are
Freshman vs Freshmen
Freshman-singular except when referring to the class as one entirety
Freshmen-plural
Its vs It’s
Its-shows possession/ownership
It’s-it and is
Than vs Then
Than-used for comparisons
Then-deals with time and chronology
Threw vs Through
Threw-past tense of to throw
Through-passing from one side to another
Too, to, and two
Too-in addition
To-directional
Two-the number
Could’ve, Would’ve, and Should’ve written out
Could
Would
Should
HAVE NOT OF
Accept vs Except
Accept-to recieve
Except-to leave out
Cite, sight, and site
Cite-to acknowledge someone
Sight-to see
Site-a location
Father vs Further
Farther-physical distance
Further-additional
Hole vs Whole
Hole-physical depression in land
Whole-entire
Loose vs lose vs loss
Loose-opposite of tight
Lose-the act of losing something
Loss-the repercussions of something
New vs Knew
New-the opposite of old
Knew-the past tense of to know
Passed vs Past vs Pass
Passed-to go by something
Past-time ago
Pass-v. To pass by-n. A good pass
Quiet vs Quite
Quiet-not loud
Quite-enough
Vary vs Very
Vary-to differ
Very-much
Weather vs Whether
Weather-atmospheric conditions
Whether-used in decision making
Your vs You’re
Your-shows possession
You’re-you and are
Affect vs Effect
Affect-verb/process
Effect-noun/result
Number vs Amount
Number-count noun
Amount-non count
Couple vs Few
Couple-2
Few-3 or more in reason