Using Case and Point / Case in Point Worksheet Download
This worksheet helps students learn the difference between the common mistake "case and point" and the correct idiom "case in point." Kids complete sentences by choosing the right version of the phrase.
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Using Case and Point / Case in Point
Students choose between the incorrect phrase "case and point" and the correct idiom "case in point" to complete each sentence properly.
About this worksheet
Students choose between the incorrect phrase "case and point" and the correct idiom "case in point" to complete each sentence properly.
Student objectives
- Learn that the correct phrase is "case in point" and not "case and point"
- Understand what the idiom "case in point" means in a sentence
- Pick the right version of the phrase to complete sentences correctly
- Practice spotting a common mix-up between similar-sounding phrases
Everyday practice
- Using "case in point" correctly when giving an example during a class discussion
- Catching the mistake when a friend writes "case and point" in a message
- Writing an essay and choosing the right phrase to support a point
- Explaining an example in a debate or argument with the proper wording