This is their list of words that are most commonly misspelled.
Frequently misspelled words:
- across
- address
- again
- agreeable
- allot
- already
- answer
- apparent
- appearance
- athlete
- balloon
- believable
- bureau
- business
- college
- commitment
- concede
- conscientious
- cousin
- debt
- definite
- different
- does (v.)
- eligible
- embarrass
- exceed
- exhilarate
- familiar
- February
- foreign
- forty
- grammar
- half
- independence
- interesting
- its
- knowledge
- laboratory
- laugh
- league
- maintenance
- minute
- misspell
- noticeable
- occurrence
- often
- parallel
- pastime
- possess
- privilege
- probably
- ready
- receipt
- recommend
- said
- satellite
- schedule
- secretary
- separate
- sheriff
- sincerely
- succeed
- sure
- trouble
- truly
- usually
- vacuum
- vegetable
- villain
- visible
- Wednesday
- weird
- whose
Homonyms often misused:
- accept - except
- aisle - isle
- bare - bear
- born - borne
- capital - capitol
- cash - cache
- ceiling - sealing
- cellar - seller
- censor - censer - senser -sensor
- cereal - serial
- coarse - course
- colonel - kernel
- complement - compliment
- council - counsel
- elicit - illicit
- forth - fourth
- herd - heard
- hole - whole
- horse - hoarse
- lean - lien
- led - lead (n.)
- naval - navel
- ought - aught
- principal - principle
- recede - reseed
- right - rite
- sight - site - cite
- stationary - stationery
- straight - strait
- their - there
- ware - wear - where
- weather - whether
- wright - write - rote - wrote
- yore - your
Commonly confused words:
- advice - advise
- allusion - illusion
- amoral - immoral
- affect (v.) - effect (n.)
- averse - adverse
- biannual - biennial
- breath - breathe
- choose - chose
- climactic - climatic
- collaborate - corroborate
- conscience - conscious
- convince - persuade
- desert - dessert
- device - devise
- emigrate - immigrate
- flaunt - flout
- founder - flounder
- gambit - gamut
- imply - infer
- irritate - aggravate
- later - latter
- liable - libel
- loose - lose
- marital - martial
- moot - mute
- nauseated - nauseous
- perspective - prospective
- proceed - precede
- proscribe - prescribe
- quiet - quite
- recall - recount
- tenant - tenet
- than - then
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