Browse Rules: 6,133 matches
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| Description | Example | Category |
|---|---|---|
| on the contraire (au contraire) | On the contraire, you've been following me home! | Possible Typo |
| damp squid (squib) | The last firework of the evening was a disappointing damp squid. | Possible Typo |
| cursing (coursing) through veins | It felt like the drugs were cursing through veins. | Possible Typo |
| daring-do (derring-do) | He impressed all the ladies with his daring-do. | Possible Typo |
| death nail (knell) | The fall of the Berlin Wall was the death nail for the USSR. | Possible Typo |
| reap what you sew (sow) | You always reap what you sew. | Possible Typo |
| spare (spur) of the moment | It was a spare of the moment decision. | Possible Typo |
| tongue and (in) cheek | He said it with a fair amount of tongue and cheek. | Possible Typo |
| urine analysis (urinalysis) | They got the results of the urine analysis the next day. | Possible Typo |
| wet (whet) your appetite | The first John Wayne movie will only serve to wet your appetite. | Possible Typo |
| tattle-tail (tattle-tale) | Every child hates a tattle-tail. | Possible Typo |
| old wise tail (old wives' tale) | The story of the monster was only an old wise tail. | Possible Typo |
| on the lamb (lam) | The criminals spent most of the summer on the lamb. | Possible Typo |
| youll will (you will) | You'll will want to make sure you get the daily special. | Possible Typo |
| it's is (it is) | She's is the best dancer on the west coast. | Possible Typo |
| it's are (it is) | She's are the best dancer on the west coast. | Possible Typo |
| were are (we are) | We're are the favorites to win the championship. | Possible Typo |
| Im am (I am) | I'm am a madman. | Possible Typo |
| Ive have (I have) | I've have no problem taking the first watch. | Possible Typo |
| It's has (It has) | She's has no problem taking the first watch. | Possible Typo |
| Id would (I would) | He'd would want to wake up early. | Possible Typo |
| flashpoint (flash point) | The flashpoint of lead is very high. | Possible Typo |
| can backup (back up) | Did you know you can backup your data on an external drive? | Possible Typo |
| They backup (back up) | They backup their files. | Possible Typo |
| can blackout (black out) | You can blackout if you have any more to drink. | Possible Typo |
| setup (set up) | She has setup the tent in thirty seconds. | Possible Typo |
| setup (set up) | She can setup the tent in thirty seconds. | Possible Typo |
| setup (set up) | They setup a meeting. | Possible Typo |
| setup (set up) | We didn't setup a meeting yet. | Possible Typo |
| setup (set up) | They setup a meeting. | Possible Typo |
| can workout (work out) | We can workout after we get lunch. | Possible Typo |
| can workout (work out) | We wanted to workout after we get lunch. | Possible Typo |
| can workout (work out) | We workout after we get lunch. | Possible Typo |
| can workout (work out) | We didn't workout after we got lunch. | Possible Typo |
| hangout (hang out) | We can hangout and enjoy a few beers. | Possible Typo |
| hangout (hang out) | They hangout in the yard. | Possible Typo |
| rollout (roll out) | We can rollout the feature tomorrow. | Possible Typo |
| rollout (roll out) | They rollout the release tomorrow. | Possible Typo |
| can checkin (check in) | She can checkin tomorrow. | Possible Typo |
| can checkout (check out) | She can checkout tomorrow. | Possible Typo |
| got shutdown (shut down) | Before he could get assigned to it, the project got shutdown. | Possible Typo |
| got shutout (shut out) | The Mets got shutout by the Phillies. | Possible Typo |
| in along (a long) time | I haven't had a shower in along time. | Possible Typo |
| in anyway (any way) | Make sure you get the plans, in anyway possible. | Possible Typo |
| incase (in case) of | Always keep a baseball bat by the bed, incase of an emergency. | Possible Typo |
| Portland Trailblazers (Trail Blazers) | On Tuesday the Nets play the Portland Trailblazers. | Possible Typo |
| take awhile (a while) | I'm sorry sir, your laundry will take awhile longer. | Possible Typo |
| to backout (back out) | There's still time to backout of the deal. | Possible Typo |
| to blackout (black out) | He didn't want to blackout in front of his professor. | Possible Typo |
| to comeback (come back) | The Mets gave the Yankees too much of a chance to comeback. | Possible Typo |
| along (a long) time | After along time the lovers were reunited. | Possible Typo |
| downpayment (down payment) | The couple made their first downpayment on their new house. | Possible Typo |
| ala mode (a la mode) | He loves his pie ala mode. | Possible Typo |
| afterall (after all) | Afterall, there isn't any food to be had in this country. | Possible Typo |
| I am worry (worried) | I am worry about her. | Possible Typo |
| must of the time (most of the time) | It's true must of the time. | Possible Typo |
| complement / compliment | She was complemented on her beautiful eyes. | Possible Typo |
| complement / compliment | My sincere complements on your cooking. | Possible Typo |
| complement / compliment | Please just take the complement. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of hart/heart | She had a hart attack. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of fond/fund | A vulture fond is a... | Possible Typo |
| confusion of contract/contact | Please contract me as soon as possible. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of contract/contact | He signed the contact yesterday. | Possible Typo |
| in to (into) | I go in to the garden. | Possible Typo |
| in to (into) | It is split in to two sections. | Possible Typo |
| in to (into) | Can you get us in to the top 10? | Possible Typo |
| in to (into) | Can you look in to that? | Possible Typo |
| in to (into) | Can you look in to what happened? | Possible Typo |
| in to (into) | Let's have a look in to that. | Possible Typo |
| to get ride (rid) if (of) | Let's get ride of that broken chair. | Possible Typo |
| to get ride (rid) if (of) | Let's get rid if that broken chair. | Possible Typo |
| for time to time (from time to time) | He buys a car for time to time. | Possible Typo |
| tome (time) | I have no tome. | Possible Typo |
| tome (time) | I found tome to read. | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | It is not save to eat moldy food. | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | It is save to ignore trivial code when writing unit tests. | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | Are we save? | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | Are we save? | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | Is it save to go there? | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | Is it save to go there? | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | He could safe my life. | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | He usually safes my life. | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | He is save and sound. | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | I want to safe the world. | Possible Typo |
| save (safe) | Safe the date! | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'sav' vs. 'save' | I will sav money for my car. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'sav' vs. 'save' | I sav money for my car. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'typ' vs. 'type' | I can typ on a keyboard. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'typ' vs. 'type' | I typ on my typewriter. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'aways' vs. 'always' | I would aways lock the door before going to sleep. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'aways' vs. 'always' | I aways check the stock price. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'aways' vs. 'always' | Russia is aways described as becoming more assertive on the international stage, something that is above their station. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'sill' vs. 'still' | I would sill lock the door before going to sleep. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'sill' vs. 'still' | I sill always check the stock price every morning. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'sill' vs. 'still' | I'm sill looking for you. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'tel' vs. 'tell' | He will tel the truth. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'tel' vs. 'tell' | He always tels the truth. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'tel' vs. 'tell' | He really wanted to tel the truth. | Possible Typo |
| confusion of 'tel' vs. 'tell' | Tel a friend! | Possible Typo |
| to be elder (older) than | She is elder than her brother. | Possible Typo |
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