Common Errors in English Usage: Credible/Credulous

Even though they start with the same Latinate word root, cred, which means belief and believe, the adjectives credible and credulous have two very different meanings. Here is a worksheet on the adjectives credible and credulous to help your students develop their understanding of the difference between these two words and how to use them properly.

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