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| Use before consant sounds |
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| (verb) to take; to recieve: i accept the award gladly |
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| (preposition) not counting; (verb) to leave out: except for the lack of plumbing the apartment is perfect |
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| (verb) to influence: pesticides can affect health |
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| (noun) to produce; the result: pesticides have a bad effect on health |
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| to make reference: poets frequently allude to greek and roman myths |
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| to avoid capture: some poems elude interpretation |
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| indirect reference: in his footnotes, eliot explains the allusions in "the wasteland" to readers |
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| false apperance: her weight loss is an illusion |
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| everyone prepared: the students were all ready to explore the internet |
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| previously: already, the teacher has assigned homework |
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| (always two words, never alright) - satisfactory, certainly: it's all right to admit your wrong |
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| everyone in one place: when we put our resources all together, we can accompish anything |
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| completley: you have an altogether reading list |
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| shared by a group (usually three or more): they are among the ten best athletes in the school |
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| shared by individules (usually two): Tara sat between Julia and peter |
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| no more: we don't want to buy any more property. |
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| any longer: we don't live here anymore |
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| to be able to do something: with practice you can dunl a basketball |
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| to ask for or to be granted permission: may i go to the restroom |
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| (adjective) rough: the texture of the fabric is coarse |
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| (noun) path, a unit of study: this is an english course |
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