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Except is a preposition, conjunction or noun meaning to leave out.  \nI like all the flowers   the blue one.  \nI had to   their negative evaluation.  \nI will   your gift if you let me pay fordinner.  \nAll the boys went to the movies   Matt.  \nThe whole marching band is in step   for the drummer.  \nPlease   this pot of chicken noodle soup. Do you   dogs in your hotel?  \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.  \nI like all the flowers except the blue one.  \nI had to accept their negative evaluation.  \nI will accept your gift if you let me pay fordinner.  \nAll the boys went to the movies except Matt.  \nThe whole marching band is in step except for the drummer.  \nPlease accept this pot of chicken noodle soup. 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