Pair of Words

Many students and English learners feel confused when they see the words “edition” and “addition.” These two words look very similar and sound…

Many English learners feel confused about “setup” and “set up.” At first glance, they look almost the same. The only difference seems to be a…

Many students and English learners feel confused when they see “more then” and “more than.” At first glance, the two phrases look almost the…

Many students and English learners feel confused when they see the words capital and capitol. The two words look almost the same. They sound…

Many English learners and even native speakers feel confused about “drier” and “dryer.” These two words look almost the same. They sound the…

Many English learners feel confused when they see two spellings for the same word. One common example is “labeller” and “labeler.” Both words…

Many English learners get confused between patient and patience. These two words look very similar and come from the same root word, which is…

Many English learners feel confused between flys and flies. The words look very similar, and both seem like they could be related to the verb…

Many English learners feel confused between traveled and travelled. Both words look almost the same, and both appear in books, articles, and…

Many English learners feel confused between tomatoes and tomatos. The words look almost the same, and the difference is only one letter “e.”…