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Complement vs. Compliment

December 5, 2016 - pdf

Words having similar spelling cause confusion  but having identical pronunciation makes things more difficult. This is the case with the terms complement and compliment. When… Continue reading

Cite vs. Site vs. Sight

December 1, 2016 - pdf

As with other homonyms, the terms cite, site, and sight have identical pronounciations but have distinct meanings and uses. This post will help you clarify… Continue reading

E.g. vs. i.e.

November 24, 2016 - pdf

Among the Latin abbreviations, e.g. and i.e. can be considered to belong the most commonly misused. While both terms are deemed to be formal, using… Continue reading

Capital vs. Capitol

November 23, 2016 - pdf

As with other English homophones, capital and capitol are confusing because their pronunciation is similar and both words when written almost look the same. To… Continue reading

Confusing words

September 20, 2016 - pdf

There are some words which can cause confusion if we are not careful about their spelling because they can be mistaken for another word which… Continue reading

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