Commonly Confused Words Worksheet
Some words look or sound alike but mean different things. Circle the correct word for each sentence.
4th Grade · Reading & ELA
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Some words look or sound alike but mean different things. Circle the correct word for each sentence.
When you meet a word you don't know, the words around it can tell you what it means. Write the meaning of each bold word.
Homophones sound the same but mean different things (to, too, two). Circle the word that fits each sentence.
A prefix goes before a root word and a suffix goes after — both change the meaning. Build and define words using common affixes.
A second set of prefixes and suffixes: dis-, over-, im-, -able, -ment, -ion and more. Build the new word and write its meaning.
Synonyms mean the same; antonyms mean the opposite. Give a synonym or antonym for each word.
Students will choose the correct word from pairs that are often confused and explain the difference in meaning.
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