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Except means to leave something out.  \nAll students   Bella may board the bus.  \nI   your apology.  \nI work every day   for Sundays.  \nI won’t   any excuses.  \nOur teacher won’t   late homework.  \nShe remembered everything   her swimming goggles.  \nI like the dress   for the color.  \nI brought everything   my toothbrush.  \nEveryone showed up to the performance   for the supporting actress.  \nTracey decided to   the job offer.  \nAccept or Except  \nGrade 4 Vocabulary Worksheet  \nAnswers:  \nAccept means to agree to something. Except means to leave something out.  \nAll students except Bella may board the bus.  \nI accept your apology.  \nI work every day except for Sundays.  \nI won’t accept any excuses.  \nOur teacher won’t accept late homework.  \nShe remembered everything except her swimming goggles.  \nI like the dress except for the color.  \nI brought everything except my toothbrush.  \nEveryone showed up to the performance except for the supporting actress.  \nTracey decided to accept the job offer.","cbCaistqP94Lf7t1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaistqP94Lf7t1","pdf",94653,"English","# Understanding Accept and Except\n## Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between 'accept' and 'except'?\",\"answer\":\"'Accept' means to agree to something, while 'except' means to leave something out.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the blank in the sentence 'I work every day ___ for Sundays' be filled?\",\"answer\":\"It should be filled with 'except' because it refers to leaving Sundays out of the work schedule.\"},{\"question\":\"In the sentence 'Tracey decided to ___ the job offer,' which word is correct?\",\"answer\":\"'Accept' is the correct word because it expresses agreeing to the job offer.\"}]","Accept or Except - Grade 4 Vocabulary Worksheet | PDF",1791792383]