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especially - correct spelling

especially adverbGrammar.com's section on the Parts of Speech discusses the demise of -ly adverbs. Click here for that discussion.Example: He was especially angry at the local school officials....

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essential - correct spelling

essential adjective and nounExample: The ability to write is essential to your success. adjectiveExample: Focus on the essentials, not minutiae. noun...

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evening - correct spelling

evening nounExample: They sat on their front porch every evening....

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evident - correct spelling

evident adjectiveExample: His red face made his anger evident to all....

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ewe - correct spelling

ewe nounExample: My grandchildren love to look at the ewe and the baby lambs....

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exaggerate - correct spelling

exaggerate verbExample: He always seems to exaggerate his abilities and successes....

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exaggeration - correct spelling

exaggeration nounExample: The candidate’s promises were a complete exaggeration of the truth....

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examine - correct spelling

examine verbExample: The doctor planned to examine the patient carefully....

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exceed - correct spelling

exceed verbExample: The results will exceed our expectations....

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excellence - correct spelling

excellence nounExample: The supervisor insisted on excellence from all her staff....

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excellent - correct spelling

excellent adjectiveExample: These excellent results will impress the voters....

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except - correct spelling

except preposition, subordinating conjunction, and verbGrammar.com’s section on Problem Words discusses except and accept. Click here for that discussion.Example: Everybody was ready except the coach. prepositionExample: They liked most candy, exce...

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exceptional - correct spelling

exceptional adjectiveExample: Her exceptional children received full academic scholarships....

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exercise - correct spelling

exercise noun and verbNot excercise.Example: His lack of exercise caused him to gain weight. nounExample: He tried to exercise each morning. verb...

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exhaust - correct spelling

exhaust noun and verbExample: The car’s exhaust fouled the air. nounExample: We will exhaust our resources before the ad campaign begins. verb...

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exhausted - correct spelling

exhausted adjective and verb (past tense and past participle of the verb exhaust)Example: He was exhausted after the race. adjectiveExample: The company exhausted its resources and went out of business. verb...

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exhaustion - correct spelling

exhaustion nounExample: The athlete’s exhaustion caused him to faint....

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exhilarate - correct spelling

exhilarate verbExample: The enthusiastic speaker will exhilarate the crowd....

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exhilaration - correct spelling

exhilaration nounExample: The spectators applauded with exhilaration....

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existence - correct spelling

existence nounNot existance.Example: They worked for a better existence....

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existent - correct spelling

existent adjectiveExample: He searched for any existent errors in the document....

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exorbitant - correct spelling

exorbitant adjectiveExample: The exorbitant fees prompted us to find a new accountant....

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expense - correct spelling

expense noun and verbExample: The cost of his computer was a legitimate business expense. nounExample: The company will expense those items in a coming quarter. verb...

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experience - correct spelling

experience nounExample: She lacks the necessary experience for the position....

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bargain - correct spelling

bargain noun and verbExample: We found a bargain at the yard sale. nounExample: You’ll have to bargain to get a good price. verb...

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