Commonly Confused Words 1

The varsity boys were (already/all ready) for the big game in Vegas.

She was sure the Harvard would (accept/except) her as a student.

I didn't know that drinking an entire Mountain Dew would (affect/effect) my sleep.

Mary felt like she did (alright/all right) at the shotput competition.

Greg fell off of his bike, but he was (alright/all right).

My Aunt Kelly was (already/all ready) for the Super Bowl party.

My mom always give the best (advice/advise) when I have a problem.

Everyone (accept/except) Billy will be at the concert tonight.

Teri's grandma gave her (advice/advise) that she wasn't looking for.

Holly was (accepted/excepted) into her top choice for college.

Ellie ate everything on her plate (accept/except) her broccoli.

Charlie was unaware of the (affects/effects) of the operation.

I would (advise/advice) you to study before that Biology test. It was so tough.

The (affects/effects) of the fire were devastating.

We had an (alright/all right) time at the pumpkin patch.

Mel had (already/all ready) finished her homework before going to the dance.

It was such a relief that I did (alright/all right) on my science quiz.

The horrible traffic (affects/effects) when I can get to work.

It was (adviced/advised) to keep your hands and legs inside the rollercoaster ride.

I was (already/all ready) having a hard day, and then a bird pooped on my hair.