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persuade - correct spelling

persuade - verb  Example: She tried to persuade her daughter to study at night....

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8 years ago

persuasion - correct spelling

persuasion - noun  Example: Writing with persuasion will help your career....

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8 years ago

pertain - correct spelling

pertain - verb  Example: This statute does not pertain to our case....

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8 years ago

pharaoh - correct spelling

pharaoh - noun  Not pharoah.Example: The tomb of the pharaoh contained gold and jewels....

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8 years ago

physical - correct spelling

physical - adjective and noun  Example: The physical activity was too much for the elderly man. adjectiveExample: He reported for his annual physical. noun...

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8 years ago

physician - correct spelling

physician - noun  Example: He became a successful physician after years of study in medical school....

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8 years ago

picture - correct spelling

picture - noun and verb  Example: The picture showed the family at the beach. nounExample: She wanted to picture the scene in her mind. verb...

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8 years ago

piece - correct spelling

piece - noun  See peace.Example: He ordered a piece of cake....

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8 years ago

pigeon - correct spelling

pigeon - noun  Not pidgeon.Example: The pigeon looked for food in the park.Example: "Don't we have a deal with the pigeons?" —George Costanza, Seinfeld...

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8 years ago

pilgrimage - correct spelling

pilgrimage - noun  Example: During her illness, she made a pilgrimage to the shrine....

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8 years ago

pistachio - correct spelling

pistachio - noun  Not pistacchio.Example: The pistachio nut broke his fingernails when he tried to open it....

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8 years ago

pitiful - correct spelling

pitiful - adjective  Example: The pitiful little orphans just wanted some love and attention....

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8 years ago

plagiarize - correct spelling

plagiarize - verb  Example: Way too many students plagiarize by copying information from the Internet and using it in their term papers....

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8 years ago

plain - correct spelling

plain - adjective  Not plane.Example: The plain brown wrapper made him suspicious about the package....

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8 years ago

plane - correct spelling

plane - noun and verb  Not plain.Example: The top of the box formed a horizontal plane. nounExample: At high speeds, the boat will plane out of the water. verbExample: We plan to drive to Chicago and then plane to Los Angeles. verb (informal)...

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8 years ago

planning - correct spelling

planning - verb (past tense and past participle of the verb plan) and noun  Example: She is planning a small wedding. verbExample: After considerable planning, the company launched the product. noun...

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8 years ago

playwright - correct spelling

playwright - noun  Not playwrite.Example: As a playwright, he penned many award winners....

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8 years ago

pleasant - correct spelling

pleasant - adjective  Example: The pleasant breeze wafted through the cabin....

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8 years ago

please - correct spelling

please - adverb and verb  Example: Would you please turn off the radio. adverbExample: He wanted to please the public. verb...

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8 years ago

pleasure - correct spelling

pleasure - noun and verb  Example: He took great pleasure in handing out the awards. nounExample: The flowers will pleasure the hospital patient. verb...

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8 years ago

plenitude - correct spelling

plenitude - noun  Not plentitude.Example: There was a plenitude of food from many nations....

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8 years ago

plight - correct spelling

plight - noun and verb  Example: We found ourselves in a terrible plight. nounExample: The groom said he would “plight thee my troth.” verb...

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8 years ago

pneumonia - correct spelling

pneumonia - noun  Example: He barely survived the pneumonia....

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8 years ago

pocket - correct spelling

pocket - noun and verb  Example: He hid the pistol in his pocket. nounExample: The poker player hopes to pocket some winnings. verb...

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8 years ago

poinsettia - correct spelling

poinsettia - noun  Not pointsettia.Example: The red poinsettia graced the Christmas table....

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8 years ago

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    A I am tired, but I still have work to do.
    B She sings well because she practices every day.
    C They are happy since they got good news.
    D He is studying, and he is doing well.