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Confusing Words 3

Tricky Words

Free Confusing Words 3 practice — answer correctly to protect your eggs. Grammar game for primary school students.

Years 5–9

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Examples in this game

to/two/too
I want to break free! · Let's go to the park. · I have to check my diary. · He wants two desserts! · It is important to study English frequently. · Try to memorise the grammar rules you're unsure about.
your/you're
What if you're too tired? · I love that you're confident. · I hope you're happy with your present. · When you're in France, you should try the bread. · I know you're quick at calculations. · Do you know when you're going to tell them?
bought/brought
I bought some apples at the shop. · Have you ever bought the wrong type of milk? · The haunted book brought bad luck to anyone who read it. · She brought a positive outlook to every situation.
affect/effect
What will affect the score? · Will this affect your mood? · Will the rain affect your journey? · I love the effect of the sun on the clouds. · The effect of her encouragement was instant.

Curriculum fit

Spelling Part of Rollama's Tricky Words quest, used with Years 5–9.

More from this quest

Teaching this next week? Set this game as homework, see which children need the tricky cases again, and let Rollama auto-build their retry playlist.

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Tricky Words 3

  • to · two · too
  • your · you're
  • affect · effect
  • bought · brought

Rules

  • Protect your eggs for 6 questions for maximum points!
  • Click a basket to place an egg. Click the egg button to reset.
  • If you're unsure, 'Don't put all your eggs in one basket!'

Medal target: Finish Q6 with at least one egg!

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