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Stationary vs. Stationery

August 9, 2017 - pdf

Not only are the terms stationary and stationery homophones, words that sound the same, they are also nearly identical in spelling. One is spelled with… Continue reading

Lead vs. Led

August 8, 2017 - pdf

The verbs lead and led often cause confusion even among English speakers and writers. This may be attributed to the erroneous analogy with the verb… Continue reading

Imply vs. Infer

August 4, 2017 - pdf

The terms imply and infer are among the verbs that are commonly misused by writers. It is actually not uncommon for you to mix up… Continue reading

Flaunt vs. Flout

August 4, 2017 - pdf

The words flaunt and flout are both verbs that may have similar sounds, causing confusion to some but have very distinct meanings. The use of… Continue reading

Grisly vs. Gristly vs. Grizzly

August 1, 2017 - pdf

Although grisly, gristly, and grizzly sound alike, these words have very different meanings. They may be grisly and can eat gristly meat but not all… Continue reading

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