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publicly - correct spelling

publicly - adverb  Not publically.Grammar.com's section on the Parts of Speech discusses the demise of -ly adverbs. Click here for that discussion.Example: She shamed herself publicly....

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8 years ago

puerile - correct spelling

puerile - adjective  Example: He engaged in puerile behavior when he made a face at the meeting....

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8 years ago

pursue - correct spelling

pursue - verb  Example: She tried to pursue her dream of fame and fortune....

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8 years ago

pursuit - correct spelling

pursuit - noun  Example: The sheriff and his men were in hot pursuit....

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8 years ago

quality - correct spelling

quality - noun and adjective  Grammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses the use of quality as an adjective. Click here for that discussion.Example: Honesty is a quality the company wanted in its employees. nounExample: We spent some qua...

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8 years ago

quantity - correct spelling

quantity - noun  Example: He drank a large quantity of water after the race....

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8 years ago

quarantine - correct spelling

quarantine - noun and verb  Example: He ordered a quarantine to prevent the spread of bird flu. nounExample: We must quarantine those infected with the disease. verb...

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8 years ago

quarreling - correct spelling

quarreling - verb (present participle of the verb quarrel)  Example: They were always quarreling in public....

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8 years ago

quart - correct spelling

quart - noun  Example: He ordered a quart of Coke....

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8 years ago

quarter - correct spelling

quarter - noun, adjective, and verb  Example: He read a quarter of the book. nounExample: We waited for a quarter hour. adjectiveExample: She will quarter the pie into equal pieces....

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8 years ago

questionnaire - correct spelling

questionnaire - noun  Not questionaire.Example: He filled out the silly questionnaire....

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8 years ago

quiet - correct spelling

quiet - adjective, verb, and noun  Grammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses quiet, quite, and quit. Click here for that discussion.Example: The quiet room provided her peace. adjectiveExample: The principal sought to quiet the auditori...

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8 years ago

quite - correct spelling

quite - adverb  Grammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses quiet, quite, and quit. Click here for that discussion.Example: We have not quite finished.See quiet....

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8 years ago

quizzes - correct spelling

quizzes - noun (plural of the noun quiz) and verb (third-person singular of the verb quiz)  Example: The teacher’s quizzes always entertained the students. nounExample: The FBI agent usually quizzes the suspects in a private room. verb...

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8 years ago

raise - correct spelling

raise - verb and noun  Grammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses raise, rise, and rear. Click here for that discussion.Example: She wants to raise sheep and produce wool. verbExample: The employee asked for a raise in pay. noun...

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8 years ago

raspberry - correct spelling

raspberry - noun  Example: The chef added one raspberry for color.Example: The cabbie gave him a raspberry in return for the small tip. slang...

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8 years ago

realistically - correct spelling

realistically - adverb  Grammar.com's section on the Parts of Speech discusses the demise of -ly adverbs. Click here for that discussion.Example: We must study the situation realistically....

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8 years ago

realize - correct spelling

realize - verb  Example: She failed to realize the danger she faced.Example: The company will realize a profit soon....

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8 years ago

really - correct spelling

really - adverb  Grammar.com's section on the Parts of Speech discusses the demise of -ly adverbs. Click here for that discussion.Example: He is a really honest man.Example: Really, this is more than enough....

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8 years ago

reason - correct spelling

reason - noun and verb  Example: She cited her boss’s stubbornness as the reason for her resignation. nounExample: We tried to reason with our noisy neighbors. verb...

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8 years ago

rebellion - correct spelling

rebellion - noun  Example: The tax increase started a rebellion in Boston....

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8 years ago

recede - correct spelling

recede - verb  Example: The waters started to recede....

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8 years ago

receipt - correct spelling

receipt - noun  Example: He kept a receipt to prove the expense....

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8 years ago

receive - correct spelling

receive - verb  Example: She will receive her guests in the garden....

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8 years ago

recipe - correct spelling

recipe - noun  Example: He concocted a new recipe for deviled eggs....

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8 years ago

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