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appreciate - correct spelling

appreciate verbExample: Surely you can appreciate the gravity of the situation.Example: The art collection will appreciate in value....

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appreciation - correct spelling

appreciation nounExample: The letter expressed her appreciation....

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approach - correct spelling

approach verb and nounExample: This approach will solve the problem. nounExample: The judge asked the lawyers to approach the bench. verb...

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appropriate - correct spelling

appropriate adjective and verbExample: A blue suit is appropriate dress for the interview. adjectiveExample: Congress will appropriate funds for the new program. verb...

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approval - correct spelling

approval nounExample: She sought her boss’s approval for the new ad campaign....

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approve - correct spelling

approve verbExample: The CEO will approve the proposed new product....

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approximate - correct spelling

approximate adjective and verbExample: She gave an approximate date for completion of the project. adjectiveExample: The accountant will approximate the amounts needed. verb...

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arctic - correct spelling

arctic noun (capitalized when referring to regions of the North Pole) and adjectiveExample: We expect an arctic winter. adjectiveExample: The Arctic Circle experiences extremely low temperatures. Proper nounExample: The trapper donned his pair of art...

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argue - correct spelling

argue verbExample: It’s best not to argue with your superior....

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arguing - correct spelling

arguing verb (present participle of the verb argue)Example: The teenager was arguing with his parents....

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argument - correct spelling

argument nounNot arguement.Example: The attorney’s argument persuaded the court....

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arouse - correct spelling

arouse verbExample: This behavior will arouse suspicion....

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arrange - correct spelling

arrange verbExample: The florist will arrange the flowers....

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arrangement - correct spelling

arrangement nounExample: The couple had an arrangement that seemed to work....

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article - correct spelling

article nounExample: She wrote an article for the Wall Street Journal.Example: The article a precedes a noun with a consonant sound....

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artificial - correct spelling

artificial adjectiveExample: The soldier went back to war with an artificial limb....

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ascend - correct spelling

ascend verbExample: She will ascend to upper management....

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assistance - correct spelling

assistance nounExample: Let me give you some assistance....

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assistant - correct spelling

assistant nounExample: He served as the CEO’s assistant....

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associate - correct spelling

associate noun and verbExample: She is a new associate with the law firm. nounExample: She will associate with that firm. verb...

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association - correct spelling

association nounExample: This trade association lobbied for the bill....

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ate - correct spelling

ate verb (past tense of the verb eat)Example: He ate a nutritious breakfast....

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atheist - correct spelling

atheist nounExample: The atheist objected to the Pledge of Allegiance....

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athletic - correct spelling

athletic adjective and noun (athletics)Example: He excelled in athletic activities. adjectiveExample: He preferred athletics over politics. noun...

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8 years ago

attempt - correct spelling

attempt noun and verbExample: The doctor will attempt to reattach the severed finger. verbExample: This vain attempt will undoubtedly fail. noun...

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    A She had been studying for hours before the exam.
    B We were visiting the museum all day.
    C He had sings a song for the audience.
    D I have played the piano yesterday.