The study guide for these practice exercises can be found at: Correct Word Usage Help
Correct Word Usage Practice
Choose the correct word to complete each of the following sentences.
- Monet's color (pallet/palette) is distinctive.
- The storyteller recited a (tail/tale) of terror.
- We took our work problem to the (personal/personnel) department.
- Mark and I hadn't done any business until we were (formally/formerly) introduced.
- We certainly have a (bases/basis) upon which to continue.
- My students received (they're/their) new books.
- (Your/You're) books will arrive next week.
- I was offered a gift of either a dress or shoes, and I chose the (latter/later).
- My friend has the highest (morale/moral) standards; he proved it when he refused to keep the money he found.
- You (to/too) can meet us each day for our morning run.
Answers
1. palette 2. tale 3. personnel 4. formally 5. basis 6. their 7. Your 8. latter 9. moral 10. too
From English Grammar Demystified: A Self Teaching Guide. Copyright © 2010 by The McGraw-Hill Companies. All Rights Reserved.
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