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Below you'll find our lists of printable paragraph correction worksheets. On these worksheets, students must choose the best way to correct errors highlighted in the given paragraph. They are tested on their knowledge of punctuation, spelling, syntax, symmetry, vocabulary, and verb tense usage.
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- Sentence Correction
In this activity, students read a paragraph that is full of errors. There may be spelling, punctuation, capitalization, or grammar errors. The student will rewrite the paragraph correcting all the errors.
Fix the Misspelled Words. Circle the spelling word in each sentence. If the word is spelled correctly, write CORRECT on the line. If the word is spelled incorrectly, write the correct spelling on the line.
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On these worksheets, students look for errors and rewrite sentences correctly. Errors are usually in capitalization, punctuation, and spelling of simple words. Worksheets can be used as daily/weekly review, or individually. Fix the Sentences: Level B (2nd Grade)
Common Spelling Errors Activity Sheet. In each of the sentences below, there is a spelling error, or maybe two or three or four, you will have to look closely. The errors are based on the ones we find most often in pupils’ schoolwork! 1. Basicly, Francine didn’t like Stacey because she thought she was not glamorous enough to be part of the group.
z is the usual spelling for /z/. x is /z/ in words of Greek origin. s occurs at the end of a word as se /z/. 3s between two "long vowels" is /z/ in some southern US dialects. ss is pronounced /z/ in a few words. 4x /gz/ 5x /gz/ or /ks/ (dialectal variation).
This worksheet features a list of misspelled words. Students will read each word and write the correct spelling of the word in the blank. The worksheet encourages students to carefully review their work and spot misspellings before turning in their final assignments!
