Grammar Usage

Accept means

To receive

Except means

Other than

All ready means

Completely prepared

Already means

Before or by this time

All together means

In a group

Altogether means

Completely or entirely

A lot means

Very much

Beside means

Next to

Besides means

In addition to

Bring means

To carry from a distant place to a closer one

Take means

To carry from a nearby place to a more distant one.

Choose means

To select

Chose is

The past tense of choose

Many or much to give?

A specific amount

Use between for?

Two things or people

Use among for?

Three or more things or people

In means

Inside

Into indicates

An action toward the inside

It's is

The contraction of it is

Its is

The possessive form of it

Lay means

To put or to place

Lie means

To recline or to be positioned

Learn means

To receive knowledge

Teach means

To give knowledge

Leave means

To go away

Let means

To allow

Loose means

Not firmly attached

Lose means

To misplace or to fail to win

Raise means

To cause to move upward

Rise means

To move upward

Set means

To place or to put

Sit means

To place oneself in a seated position

Than introduces

The second part of a comparison

Then means

At that time

Their is

The possessive from of they

They're is

The contraction of they are

Whose is

The posssive form of who

Who's is

the contraction of who is