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Description Example Category
princes vs princess I'm the princes of Wales. Commonly Confused Words
princes vs princess She's a princes. Commonly Confused Words
key stoke (stroke) Right now, we replace text by simulating the key stokes. Commonly Confused Words
ell (all) It will integrate with almost ell editors. Commonly Confused Words
ell (all) It will integrate with ell those editors. Commonly Confused Words
He has a hart (heart) of a lion He has a hart of a lion. Commonly Confused Words
I remember how it effected (affected) the job market I remember all the outsourcing and how it effected the job market for me. Commonly Confused Words
It only gets worst (worse) It only gets worst. Commonly Confused Words
It only gets worst (worse) This is going from bad to worst. Commonly Confused Words
were vs wear I were a dress. Commonly Confused Words
summery vs summary Have you read the summery? Commonly Confused Words
has been adder (added) A new chapter has been adder. Commonly Confused Words
has been adder (added) I have adder more features to our product. Commonly Confused Words
we vs wee Wee are very happy. Commonly Confused Words
Mabey vs. Maybe Mabey you can already answer some questions. Commonly Confused Words
decree vs. degree To a large decree, this is already finished. Commonly Confused Words
decree vs. degree The president signed the degree. Commonly Confused Words
decree vs. degree The queen signed the royal degree. Commonly Confused Words
The decision sometimes various (varies) The decision sometimes various depending on how the parents feel that day. Commonly Confused Words
without farther (further) word on the deal... For farther details, email your professor. Commonly Confused Words
without farther (further) word on the deal... Farther, we should focus on the well-being of all the students. Commonly Confused Words
without farther (further) word on the deal... Alice accepted the promotion to farther her career. Commonly Confused Words
forward vs. foreword I'm looking foreword to receiving your feedback. Commonly Confused Words
say (tell) me what's wrong Can you say me how this works? Commonly Confused Words
say (tell) me what's wrong I want to say you the truth. Commonly Confused Words
confidant vs confident I am confidant that we can solve this. Commonly Confused Words
confidant vs confident Are you really confidant that we can solve this? Commonly Confused Words
road-to-market (route-to-market) We are planning a road-to-market strategy. Commonly Confused Words
road-to-market (route-to-market) We are planning our road to market strategy. Commonly Confused Words
wining vs winning He is wining the championship. Commonly Confused Words
scree vs. screen I attached a scree recording. Commonly Confused Words
scree vs. screen My smartphone scree is broken. Commonly Confused Words
scree vs. screen An exclusive look behind the screes. Commonly Confused Words
scree vs. screen Please have a look at my scree. Commonly Confused Words
Unites (United) He lives in the unites states. Commonly Confused Words
lending vs. landing Have you seen our new SEO-optimized lending page? Commonly Confused Words
as vs. us For as, this works as expected. Commonly Confused Words
westing vs wasting He is westing my time! Commonly Confused Words
westing vs wasting He is westing my time! Commonly Confused Words
won vs own I have my won bed. Commonly Confused Words
whet vs what Whet is wrong with you? Commonly Confused Words
whet vs what I wondered whet the problem could be. Commonly Confused Words
whet vs what Whet? Commonly Confused Words
whet vs what Whet a pity! Commonly Confused Words
It's an allusion (illusion) of not being lonely It's an allusion of not being lonely, although being alone. Commonly Confused Words
Their elicit (illicit) behavior got them expelled Their elicit behavior got the students kicked out of school. Commonly Confused Words
Their elicit (illicit) behavior got them expelled There was a time when women wearing pants was seen as elicit. Commonly Confused Words
It's the worse (worst) possible outcome It's the worse possible outcome. Commonly Confused Words
It's the worse (worst) possible outcome It's far from the worse, but it's pretty bad. Commonly Confused Words
grand vs grant I will grand you access rights. Commonly Confused Words
relay vs rely You can always relay on me. Commonly Confused Words
relay vs rely He relays on her. Commonly Confused Words
tail vs tale It serves as a cautionary tail. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It happened a few moths ago Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It happens in a few moths. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It happens in the next moths. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It happens in a moth. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It happens in 2 moths. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It happens at the beginning of the moth. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It happens at the beginning of the calendar moth. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It costs 2 EUR per moth. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months It has been gone for some moths. Commonly Confused Words
moth vs months For moths, I have been looking for a better solution. Commonly Confused Words
know vs known Toward the end of the movie, Tom Cruise, otherwise know as Maverick, blamed himself for the loss of his friend. Commonly Confused Words
know vs known He, also know as Maverick, blamed himself for the loss of his friend. Commonly Confused Words
Mary (Merry) Christmas Mary Christmas to you and your loved ones! Commonly Confused Words
hwy vs why I'd like to know hwy this doesn't work. Commonly Confused Words
overdue vs overdo Please don't overdue it. Commonly Confused Words
opining vs. opening He is opining the windows. Commonly Confused Words
ensue vs ensure Please ensue that this works. Commonly Confused Words
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