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address verb and nounExample: The politician will address the convention. verbExample: Send me your email address. noun... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
addressed verbExample: The politician addressed the convention.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
adequate adjectiveExample: She had adequate funds in her checking account.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advantage nounExample: We finally have the advantage.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advantageous - correct spelling advantageous adjectiveExample: This advantageous plan will rescue the company from bankruptcy.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advertise verbExample: We plan to advertise on the radio.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advertisement - correct spelling advertisement nounExample: He wrote an award-winning advertisement for a national radio audience.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advice nounNot advise (which is a verb).Grammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses adviceand advise. Click here for that discussion.Example: You must learn to follow the advice of your employer.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advisable adjectiveExample: This approach is neither necessary nor advisable.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advise verbNot advice (which is a noun).Grammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses adviseand advice. Click here for that discussion.Example: The mentor will advise the young accountant.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
advisor nounExample: Take this matter to your advisor.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
aerial adjectiveExample: The aerial satellite pictures showed the location of the lost campers.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
affect verb and nounNot effect (which is usually a noun, but sometimes a verb). For a discussion of affect vs. effect, read Chapter 8 in the section on Common Grammatical Mistakes. Click here for the beginning of that discussion.Example: This new law... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
affectionate - correct spelling affectionate adjectiveExample: His affectionate embrace alleviated her fears.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
aficionado nounPlural aficionados.Example: John is a wine aficionado.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
again adverbExample: Try to use your DVD player again.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
against prepositionExample: We were young and strong, we were runnin' Against the wind. —Bob Seger.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
aggravate verbExample: Your constant exercise will aggravate your injury.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
aggressive adjectiveExample: Her aggressive attitude helped her succeed in sales.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
agree verbExample: A subject must agree with its verb in number.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
ail verbExample: He will ail with this sickness.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
air noun and verbExample: He wanted to clear the air. nounExample: He was able to air his grievances. verb... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
aisle nounExample: After years of dating, he was ready to walk down the aisle.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
ale nounExample: Let me buy you a bottle of ale.... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
alight verb and adjectiveExample: He wanted to alight from the limo in style. verbExample: The sky was alight with a billion stars. adjective... | added by edgood 7 years ago |
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