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Except is a preposition, conjunction or noun meaning to leave out.  \nWe are all here   the twins.  \nWe decided to   the offer on our home.  \nAll the kids ate the pizza   young Sam.  \nI brought everything   my toothbrush.  \nEveryone showed up to the performance   for the supporting actress.  \nTracey decided to   the job offer.  \nHe would not   our money.  \nAccept or Except  \nFourth Grade Vocabulary Worksheet     \nComplete each sentence with the word accept or except.  \nAccept is a verb meaning to agree, to believe or receive something. Except is a preposition, conjunction or noun meaning to leave out.  \nWe are all here except the twins.  \nWe decided to accept the offer on our home.  \nAll the kids ate the pizza except young Sam.  \nI brought everything except my toothbrush.  \nEveryone showed up to the performance except for the supporting actress.  \nTracey decided to accept the job offer.  \nHe would not accept our money.","cbCaisDRShq1espS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisDRShq1espS","pdf",35074,"English","# Lesson Overview\n## Practice Exercises","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary difference between the words 'accept' and 'except'?\",\"answer\":\"'Accept' is a verb that means to agree to, believe, or receive something, whereas 'except' functions as a preposition, conjunction, or noun meaning to leave something out.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the word 'except' be used in a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"The word 'except' should be used to indicate items or people that are excluded from a particular group or action, such as in the sentence: 'We are all here except the twins.'\"},{\"question\":\"In what context is the word 'accept' typically used?\",\"answer\":\"'Accept' is used when an individual is willing to take or agree to something, for example: 'Tracey decided to accept the job offer.'\"}]","Accept or Except - Fourth Grade Vocabulary Worksheet | PDF",1791794663]