Spelling

Judgement or judgment: Which spelling is correct?
ByDaniel J. Tolley January 14, 2026January 1, 2026
Cancelled or canceled: Which spelling is correct?
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Travelling or traveling: Which spelling is correct?
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Writting or writing: Which is correct?
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Alot vs allot vs a lot: What’s the difference?
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Tounge or tongue: Which is correct?
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Suprise or surprise: Which is correct?
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Rythm or rhythm: Which is correct?
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Privelege or privilege: Which is correct?
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Recomend or recommend: Which is correct?
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Occassion or occasion: Which is correct?
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Persue or pursue: Which is correct?
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Liasion or liaison: Which is correct?
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Maintainance or maintenance: Which is correct?
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Futher or further: Which is correct?
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Harrass or harass: Which is correct?
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Existance or existence: Which is correct?
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Dissapoint or disappoint: Which is correct?
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Concious or conscious: Which is correct?
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Buisness or business: Which is correct?
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Apparantly or apparently: Which is correct?
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Adress or address: Which is correct?
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Acknowlegde or acknowledge: Which is correct?
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Acheive or achieve: Which is correct?
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Calender or calendar: Which is correct?
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Publically or publicly: Which is correct?
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Happend or happened: Which is correct?
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Arguement or argument: Which is correct?
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Refered or referred: Which is correct?
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Labled or labeled: Which is correct?
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Beginning or begining: Which is correct?
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Occured or occurred: Which is correct?
ByDaniel J. Tolley December 29, 2025December 29, 2025