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6th Grade Homophones Worksheets

Ages 11-12 · 1 sub-topic · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

Homophones and other commonly confused words sound or look alike but have different meanings. There are 3 homophone worksheets for 6th grade here, each with an answer key. Affect and Effect in Context, Than or Then, Accept or Except and Lose or Loose, Lead or Led ask students to choose the right word in context for L.6.2.B.

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Affect and Effect in Context - 6th Grade Homophones worksheet preview

Affect and Effect in Context

Grade6th Grade
TopicHomophones
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Lose or Loose, Lead or Led - 6th Grade Homophones worksheet preview

Lose or Loose, Lead or Led

Grade6th Grade
TopicHomophones
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Than or Then, Accept or Except - 6th Grade Homophones worksheet preview

Than or Then, Accept or Except

Grade6th Grade
TopicHomophones
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Frequently Asked Questions

Affect is usually a verb that means to change or influence, and effect is usually a noun that means a result. After a, an, the or one you need the noun effect, as in One effect of the long drought was a smaller harvest.

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