COMMON MIS SPELT | CONFUSING PAIR OF WORDS IN ENGLISH

COMMON MIS SPELT WORDS

• Accommodate (commonly misspelled as accomodate)
• Definitely (commonly misspelled as definately)
• Separate (commonly misspelled as seperate)
• A lot    -(commonly misspelled as alot)
• Privilege (commonly misspelled as priviledge)
• Embarrass (commonly misspelled as embarass)
• Occurred (commonly misspelled as occured)
• Conscience (commonly misspelled as concience)
• Maintenance (commonly misspelled as maintainance)
• Harass (commonly misspelled as harrass)
• Rhythm (commonly misspelled as rythm)
• Broccoli (commonly misspelled as brocolli)
• Mischievous (commonly misspelled as mischievious)
• Bureaucracy (commonly misspelled as beaurocracy)
• Supersede (commonly misspelled as supercede)
• Millennium (commonly misspelled as millenium)
• Necessary (commonly misspelled as neccessary)
• Mediterranean (commonly misspelled as Mediteranean)
• Calendar (commonly misspelled as calender)
• Mortgage (commonly misspelled as morgage)
• Absent ( commonly misspelled as Abcent )
• Accept (  commonly misspelled as Aksept)
• Administration ( commonly misspelled as Adminstration)
• Audience ( commonly misspelled as Audiense)

 CONFUSING PAIR OF WORDS 

• Affect vs. Effect - Affect is a verb meaning to influence or change, while effect is a noun meaning a result or outcome.
• Their vs. There vs. They're - Their shows possession, there indicates a place, and they're is a contraction for they are.
• Your vs. You're - Your is possessive, while you're is a contraction for you are.
• Accept vs. Except - Accept means to receive, while except means excluding or unless.
• Advise vs. Advice - Advise is a verb meaning to offer suggestions, while advice is a noun referring to recommendations.
• Lose vs. Loose - Lose is a verb meaning to misplace, while loose is an adjective describing something not tight.
• Principle vs. Principal - Principle refers to a fundamental belief, while principal can mean a leading figure or a sum of money.
• Week vs Weak - Week refers to calendar days and Weak means not strong.
• Quiet vs Quite - Quiet refers to be silent and quite means more or high degree.
• Live vs Leave  - Live refers To stay while leave means to go.
• Vocation vs Vacation - Vocation refers to a high degree while Vacation means Holidays. 

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