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circumstance - correct spelling

circumstancenounExample: We must consider every circumstance before making our decision....

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8 years ago

citizen - correct spelling

citizennounExample: She taught her child to be a good citizen....

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8 years ago

climbed - correct spelling

climbedverb (past tense and past participle of the verb climb)Example: This song has climbed to the top of the charts. past participleExample: The prisoner climbed up a rope to scale the prison wall. past tense...

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8 years ago

cloth - correct spelling

clothnoun (plural cloths) and adjectiveGrammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses cloths and clothes. Click here for that discussion.Example: The shirt was made of cloth. nounExample: We provided several wash cloths. nounExample: She wore a c...

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8 years ago

clothes - correct spelling

clothesnounGrammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses cloths and clothes. Click here for that discussion.Example: She donned here running clothes for her morning exercise....

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8 years ago

clothing - correct spelling

clothingnoun and verb (present participle of the verb clothe)Example: He wore expensive clothing. nounExample: She was clothing her children for the party. verb...

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8 years ago

coarse - correct spelling

coarseadjectiveNot course.Grammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses coarse and course. Click here for that discussion.Example: The rough, coarse sand at the beach hurt the children’s feet.Example: His coarse language offended the audience....

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8 years ago

coffee - correct spelling

coffeenounExample: Let’s go to Starbucks for a cup of coffee....

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8 years ago

coliseum - correct spelling

coliseumnounAlso colosseum.Not colliseum.Example: The opera singer's performance filled the coliseum to capacity....

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collect - correct spelling

collectverbExample: The clerk of the court will collect the fines. ...

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8 years ago

collectible - correct spelling

collectiblenoun and adjectiveNote: Some dictionaries indicate collectable as an acceptable spelling.Example: An old gold coin is a wonderful collectible. nounExample: She bought several collectible dolls at the auction. adjective...

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8 years ago

college - correct spelling

collegenounExample: He worked hard to send his children to college....

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8 years ago

colonel - correct spelling

colonelnounExample: The Air Force colonel welcomed the new recruits....

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8 years ago

column - correct spelling

columnnounExample: The bird nested in the white column on the building.Example: She writes a column for the local newspaper.Example: Please refer to the first column on the second page....

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8 years ago

comedy - correct spelling

comedynounExample: Seinfeld was a comedy about relationships and life in New York....

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8 years ago

comfortable - correct spelling

comfortableadjectiveExample: He reclined on the comfortable sofa to watch the football game....

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8 years ago

coming - correct spelling

comingverb (present participle of the verb come), noun, and adjectiveExample: She is coming to our house for dinner. verbExample: He seems to act as if his candidacy is a second coming. nounExample: The children eagerly awaited the coming Christmas s...

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8 years ago

commemorate - correct spelling

commemorateverbExample: The town wanted to commemorate the war hero....

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8 years ago

commission - correct spelling

commissionnoun and verbExample: The real-estate agent worked hard for her commission. nounExample: The family will commission an artist to paint the portrait. verb...

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8 years ago

commitment - correct spelling

commitmentnounExample: He made a significant commitment to his community by promising to send every child to college....

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8 years ago

committed - correct spelling

committedverb (past tense and past participle of the verb commit)Example: He committed to attend theUniversity ofNorth Carolina.Example: The unruly child was committed to a reformatory.Example: The thief committed the crime of breaking and entering....

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committee - correct spelling

committeenounExample: He detested the interminable meetings of the committee....

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communicate - correct spelling

communicateverbExample: We will communicate with you next week and close the deal then....

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8 years ago

company - correct spelling

companynounExample: She is always good company.Example: She started a successful company....

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8 years ago

comparative - correct spelling

comparativeadjective and noun (grammatical term)Example: He has a comparative advantage because of his vast experience. adjectiveExample: She studied comparative anatomy in medical school. adjectiveExample: The word better serves as a comparative. no...

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8 years ago

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