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Gilt vs. Guilt

August 24, 2017 - pdf

Gilt and guilt are homophones, words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling, that are easily confused by writers. Another reason that… Continue reading

Loath vs. Loathe

August 23, 2017 - pdf

Just like other words which are spelled similarly, the words loath and loathe may often confuse writers. Although they look almost exactly alike, these two… Continue reading

Hanged vs. Hung

August 23, 2017 - pdf

The word hang is a bit tricky in terms of its different tenses and some people gets confused with whether to use hanged or hung… Continue reading

Discreet vs. Discrete

August 22, 2017 - pdf

Another set of homophones (two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling) that confuseĀ  writers are the words discreet… Continue reading

Of vs. Off

August 22, 2017 - pdf

Despite these words of and off being very short in terms of spelling, they are among the most commonly misused words in the English language.… Continue reading

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