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Common misspellings

Commonly misspelled English words (BrE : misspelt words) are words that are often unintentionally misspelled in general writing.

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1. The teacher sprang a on us and gave a pop quiz.

2. We looked for a hotel to the extra guests.

3. Yancey strode the room and opened the door, allowing a man in a black suit to enter.

4. I thought she was but in actual fact she's Brazilian.

5. It took a year to get the materials together.

6. A span of one thousand years is called a .

7. I consider myself caring, easygoing, understanding, and open-minded.

8. Yet he made no attempt to the driver into any illegitimate speed.

9. Our coach was caught in traffic jam and got to Heathrow minutes late.

10. Pupils in our schools are taught in a safe, secure .

11. He didn't want to her by asking too many questions.

12. Do you have next year's ?

13. It soon became that we had a major problem.

14. We will use every possible means to our objectives.

15. After this test, I believe I can't any word again.

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