commonly misspelled words in the english language

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COMMONLY MISSPELLED WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

ADDRESS


ADDRESS


to write on an envelope or package

to speak to a person or group

used to describe the location of something

like buildings or houses

to use a specific name or title to people

ADDRESS


He wrote the address at the back of the parcel.

The president will be addressing the speech to the

House of Representatives.

sample sentences


ADDRESS not

ADDRRESS

CEILEING


CEILING


CEILING


the inside surface at the top of a room

CEILING


A lizard fell from the ceiling.

The ceiling is covered with cobwebs.

sample sentences


CEILING not

CEILEING

SEPERATE


SEPARATE


SEPARATE


to stop being together

not joined or connected


My parents separated when I was three.

We stayed in separate rooms while we were on a

holiday.

SEPARATE sample sentences


SEPARATE not

SEPERATE

QUESTIONAIRE


QUESTIONNAIRE


QUESTIONNAIRE


a written set of questions that are given to people

to collect facts


Where are the questionnaires that I printed?

The questionnaire given was invalid and inaccurate.

QUESTIONNAIRE sample sentences


QUESTIONNAIRE not

QUESTIONAIRE

CONSCIENSE


CONSCIENCE


CONSCIENCE


a feeling that something you have done is

morally wrong


The suspect surrendered because his conscience

was bugging him.

Our conscience tells us whether we did the right

thing or not.

CONSCIENCE sample sentences


CONSCIENCE not

CONSCIENSE

REFERED



REFERRED

REFERRED


to send something or someone to a particular

person or place for treatment, advice or help,

etc.


I was referred by Dr. Kim to this clinic.

I do not think that the rules refer to the same rules as

basketball.

REFERRED sample sentences


REFERRED not

REFERED

ENTERPRENEUR



ENTREPRENEUR

ENTREPRENEUR


a person who starts a business


Entrepreneurs need to understand that businesses

do not gain high profits at early stage.

He wants to be an entrepreneur so he is studying

business management.

ENTREPRENEUR sample sentences


ENTREPRENEUR not

ENTERPRENEUR

OCCURENCE



OCCURRENCE

OCCURRENCE


The fact of happening or occurring


The occurrence of the epidemic alarmed the local

government.

With the occurrence of this problem, matters should

be solved right away.

OCCURRENCE sample sentences


OCCURRENCE not

OCCURENCE

DEFENITELY



DEFINITELY

DEFINITELY


clearly

without doubt


He was definitely here when the murder happen.

Definitely, the children should be given more time

playing outside.

DEFINITELY sample sentences


DEFINITELY not

DEFENITELY

EMBARAS



EMBARRASS

EMBARRASS


to make someone feel confused or foolish in front

of other people


I was so embarrassed when I tripped in the mall.

Embarrassing someone does not make you a better

person.

EMBARRASS sample sentences


EMBARRASS not

EMBARAS

UNECESSARY



UNNECESSARY

UNNECESSARY


not needed or necessary


The judges were giving unnecessary comments

that made him uncomfortable.

It was unnecessary for you to pick us up at the

airport.

UNNECESSARY sample sentences


UNNECESSARY not

UNECESSARY

ACCOMODATE



ACCOMMODATE

ACCOMMODATE


to provide a place to stay and sleep for someone


They were kind enough to accommodate us

despite the storm.

The hotel cannot accommodate us so we needed to

sleep on the street.

ACCOMMODATE sample sentences


ACCOMMODATE not

ACCOMODATE

PARTICULARLLY



PARTICULARLY

PARTICULARLY


more than usually


The guest complained particularly with the hotel’s

food menu.

Particularly, the boys needed to fix their beds before

leaving.

PARTICULARLY sample sentences


PARTICULARLY not

PARTICULARLLY

DILEMA



DILEMMA

DILEMMA


a situation in which you have to make a difficult

choice


The results were given; they were in a big

dilemma.

We could have avoided this dilemma if we had not

overlooked the minor details.

DILEMMA sample sentences


DILEMMA not

DILEMA

CONVEINIENCE



CONVENIENCE

CONVENIENCE


a quality or condition that makes something easy


The convenience of having new technology

makes life comfortable.

Smart phones bring convenience to anyone using it.

CONVENIENCE sample sentences


CONVENIENCE not

CONVEINIENCE

BEGINING



BEGINNING

BEGINNING


a starting point


I really do not like her since the beginning of the

semester.

BEGINNING

In the beginning, there was nothing but vast

darkness.

sample sentences


BEGINNING not

BEGINING

KNOWLEGE



KNOWLEDGE

KNOWLEDGE


awareness of something

understanding or skill you get from an experience


The job requires knowledge in French language.

KNOWLEDGE

Your knowledge needs updating.

sample sentences


KNOWLEDGE not

KNOWLEGE

MAINTAINANCE



MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE


the state of being maintained

the upkeep of property or equipment


His medical maintenance cost the family an arm

and a leg.

MAINTENANCE

The air conditioner needs maintenance. It is not

blowing any cold air.

sample sentences


MAINTENANCE not

MAINTAINANCE

FEIRY



FIERY

FIERY


having or showing a lot of strong and angry

emotion

having or producing fire


The boss is often described as egoistic and fiery.

FIERY

We had to cross a fiery desert to retrieve the lost

treasure.

sample sentences


FIERY not

FEIRY

JUDGELEMENT



JUDGMENT

JUDGMENT


an opinion or decision that is based on careful

thought


He has good judgment on things and issues

concerning his family.

JUDGMENT

The judgment has been given; he is not guilty.

sample sentences


JUDGMENT not

JUDGELEMENT

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