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Description Example Category
breath (breathe) We can not breath under water. Commonly Confused Words
breath (breathe) I am not going to hold my breathe that he will do anything Commonly Confused Words
breath (breathe) I love to breath fresh air. Commonly Confused Words
ask wether/weather (whether) Don't ask me wether it is already decided! Commonly Confused Words
brake away (break away) The should brake away from Russia. Commonly Confused Words
aloud to (allowed to) Who is aloud to get information from your mail? Commonly Confused Words
airplane hanger (airplane hangar) These are airplane hangers. Commonly Confused Words
'Do to that fact that' → 'Due to' Do to the fact that the MTA has burned through leaders at a rate of nearly one per year over the last six years, ... Commonly Confused Words
'Do to the lack of' → 'Due to lack of' He feels powerless do to the lack of friends. Commonly Confused Words
minuet (minute) The main plaza and town is located ten minuets walking distance from the beach. Commonly Confused Words
Dependent They are dependant on the results Commonly Confused Words
buy (by) + gerund verb We exploit these two features buy using Named Entity recognition. Commonly Confused Words
Further ado instead of further adieu Without further adieu Commonly Confused Words
Adapt to v. adopt to Maybe you will need time to adopt to the situation. Commonly Confused Words
Aide in wrong context I want to aide you in a task. Commonly Confused Words
'all the further' is a common, but incorrect phrase That's all the further I'll go. Commonly Confused Words
'ally' used in wrong situation I would like to ally concern. Commonly Confused Words
Amendable to error You must be amendable to compromise. Commonly Confused Words
Architect as a verb I would like to architect a house Commonly Confused Words
Ascetic acid v acetic acid There was a spill of ascetic acid. Commonly Confused Words
Missing 'as' in 'as well as or better than' As well or better than Commonly Confused Words
Awaiting for - incorrect He was awaiting for a person. Commonly Confused Words
Axed v asked He axed me to dinner. Commonly Confused Words
pubic (public) education etc. Pubic Affairs is a term for the formal offices of the branches of the US Department of Defense. Commonly Confused Words
testes (tested) Everyone is being testes. Commonly Confused Words
testes (tested) Tom has testes negative for HIV. Commonly Confused Words
war (wart) Genital wars may occur singly but are more often found in clusters. Commonly Confused Words
war (wart) Tom has just released a wars and all autobiography of his life with Mary. Commonly Confused Words
corral (coral) Corral reefs are diverse underwater ecosystems. Commonly Confused Words
anus (angus) Anus beef, lettuce, tomatoes,... Commonly Confused Words
marshal/marital (martial) He is an experienced marshal artist. Commonly Confused Words
sate (state) He is in a whole new sate. Commonly Confused Words
sate (state) In a sate of anxiety. Commonly Confused Words
gold (golf) She likes playing gold. Commonly Confused Words
gold (golf) She drove the gold cart. Commonly Confused Words
gold (golf) She is a golf medallist. Commonly Confused Words
jib (job) He got a new jib. Commonly Confused Words
jib (job) He lost his jib. Commonly Confused Words
sceptic (septic) He died of cardiac arrest as a result of the sceptic infection. Commonly Confused Words
addicting (addictive) Nicotine is the addicting drug in tobacco. Commonly Confused Words
deep-seeded (deep-seated) He has a deep-seeded infection. Commonly Confused Words
decease (disease) He has a deadly decease. Commonly Confused Words
stripped (striped) Did you see her stripped dress? Commonly Confused Words
striped (stripped) He striped naked for a swim. Commonly Confused Words
calender (calendar) A calender is a system of organizing days for social, religious, commercial or administrative purposes. Commonly Confused Words
on behave (on behalf) They act on behave of a user. Commonly Confused Words
witch (which) is wrong Which position is right and witch is wrong? Commonly Confused Words
where (were) It seems unlikely that they where going to achieve it. Commonly Confused Words
were (we're) Were going to the zoo. Commonly Confused Words
were (we're) Were so happy for you. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Please name adjectives were a hyphen is missing. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) He asked were to insert it. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Where you able to do it? Commonly Confused Words
were (where) The troops had been taken to southern Libya from were they were rescued on Monday. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) I guess you are getting a lot of mails were people are asking the same. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Which browser where you using? Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Where you really hurt? Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Where you happy with that? Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Were else can I find this? Commonly Confused Words
were (where) We live in a world were written communication is important. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) The "runners" where running at the same time. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) If I where a carpenter, would you marry me anyway? Commonly Confused Words
were (where) This is were I live. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) This is were I live. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) This is the place were I live. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) This is the place were the police is not looking at. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) This is the place were the police is not looking at. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) I'm not sure were to look. Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Were's Peter? Commonly Confused Words
were (where) Were did I leave my spectacles? Commonly Confused Words
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