Common Usage Errors and Parts of Speech Review

The (amount of, number of) caffeine in 5 Hour Energy is truly terrifying.  

Is a pleasant (allusion, illusion) better than a harsh reality?

I feel (good, well).

Doesn’t everybody (already, all ready) have a TV at home?~From Time magazine

The (principal, principle) acting role in Selma was that of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

Paris is expensive, but many people would like to vacation there, (anyways, anyway).

I feel (kind of, sort of, rather) sleepy right now. 

(Its, It's) midnight! Why am I not asleep?

You (councilor, counselor) will help you set up your schedule for next year. 

I (done, did) that yesterday!

Is everything (quiet, quit, quite) alright?

Hand me (them, those) papers, please. 

I love Snickers and Twix, but I prefer the (later, latter). 

Where do they think (their, there, they're) going?

I feel (bad, badly) about what I said to you yesterday. 

People these days are buying (fewer, less) newspapers than ever before. 

Members of the (consul, council, counsel) are appointed for a period of three years.”

I can resist everything (accept, except) temptation.~Oscar WIlde

The reason I am late is (because, that) my alarm didn't go off this morning. 

Moriarty (lead, led) Sherlock Holmes to certain doom.

He (don't, doesn't) like to eat green eggs and ham.

Nobody sings (as, like) she does.

What is wrong with this sentence: My brother he is really skinny.

When forced to choose (between, among) buying Lucky Charms or Trix, my niece started crying. 

Judging from the deflated footballs, we can (imply, infer) that the Patriots cheated.

I should (of, have) studied for the test. 

(Leave, Let) me alone!

The sauce is a nice (complement, compliment) to the vegetables.

When he first saw the examination questions, he was (altogether, all together) baffled.

What's wrong: I couldn't do no more work. 

The (capital, capitol) buildings in each state are usually ornately decorated.

I (loose, lose, loss) my mind at least once a day. I usually find it later, though.

Neither Ava DuVernay (or, nor) David Oyelowo received an Oscar nomination for Selma. 

I love you more (than, then) SpongeBob loves jellyfishing.

Nobody (beside, besides) you should know your password.

The cold front tonight will (effect, affect) the number of people who come to the soccer game. 

(Your, you're) funny. 

"There was never a (good, well) war or a bad peace." ~ Ben Franklin

On a scale of one to ten, he is definitely (a, an) one.

Tom is really overworked. He (had ought, ought) to find a new job. 

Squidward walked (into , in to) hear SpongeBob singing loudly. 

7:30 A.M. is (to, too, two) early to be alive yet alone at school. 

Where is Superman (at, no word is needed) when we need him?