Sentences with CONFUSIBLES
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"Many English learners find homophones and homographs to be confusibles."
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"The words 'accept' and 'except' are confusibles for some people."
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"There are many confusibles in the English language."
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"Some common confusibles include 'their' and 'there'."
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"'Lose' and 'loose' are often confusibles for non-native speakers."
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"Homonyms can be categorized as confusibles."
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"The confusibles 'affect' and 'effect' have different meanings."
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"Native speakers also sometimes struggle with confusibles."
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"Some confusibles have similar spellings but different pronunciations."
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"Many confusibles require context to determine their intended meaning."
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"The English language is full of confusibles."
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"Some confusibles have distinct etymologies despite similar appearances."
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"'Its' and 'it's' are common confusibles for English students."
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"Learning confusibles is essential for accurate and effective communication."
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"The English language is filled with confusibles that can trip up even native speakers."
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"Learning to differentiate between confusibles is essential for effective communication."
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"She constantly mixed up confusibles like 'affect' and 'effect' in her writing."
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"The teacher provided a list of common confusibles to help her students improve their writing skills."
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"Many language learners struggle with confusibles such as 'hear' and 'here'."
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"The workshop aimed to clarify the usage of confusibles and eliminate common errors."
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"The dictionary included a section dedicated to confusibles to aid in their proper usage."
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"He diligently studied the confusibles to avoid making embarrassing mistakes in his presentation."
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"The English exam had a section where students had to identify and correct confusibles in sentences."
