Grammar and Language Workbook

3. Harley conducted himself with impeccable (demeenor, demeanor).
4. The pasta at The Florentine is (dalicious, delicious).
5. Does Kim participate in many (extracurricular, extra-curricular) activities?
6. The rain started while I was (hoing, hoeing) the garden.
7. Billie and Marie had fun playing among the (sheafs, sheaves) of wheat.
8. Tell me exactly what happened, but keep it (brief, breif).
9. One of Ms. Markle’s strengths in cooking is her creative use of (condaments, condiments).
10. In only a few years the Internet has effectively (spaned, spanned) the world.
11. After the boring speech, we appreciated Kang’s (humerous, humorous) remarks more than usual.
12. The popularity of this proposal depends on how it will be (percieved, perceived).
13. The museum has a large collection of antique swords and (knives, knifes).
14. Carlita’s ebony (tresses, treses) were shiny and silky.
15. Dad’s vote for the Republican (nullafied, nullified) Mom’s Democratic vote.
16. The House Committee on (UnAmerican, Un-American) Activities met this week.
17. Pablo’s (deceit, deciet) eventually caught up with him.
18. Piano music is written using both bass and treble (cleffs, clefs).
19. The surroundings were rather (homly, homely), but loving warmth was obvious.
20. (Single-handedly, Single handedly), Mr. Espinosa rescued the girl from the river.
21. Their clandestine approach was given away by the (niegh, neigh) of one of their horses.
22. What type of (conveyance, conveiance) will be used for the shipment?
23. Mark’s hilarious (paridies, parodies) made it difficult for Elmo to contain his laughter.
24. Saturday afternoon we will take our (motorboat, motor-boat) to the river.
25. The city has a twelve-foot (easment, easement) on the south side of our property.
Unit 13, Vocabulary and Spelling