| A | B |
|---|
| further | a distance you can't measure |
| farther | a distance you can measure |
| rite | part of a RITUAL, a ceremonial act like a rite of passage or rites in the church |
| right | a power or a privilige like the right to vote |
| lay | to put down (a thing). A chicken lays an egg, you lay down a paper. Past tense is laid or have laid |
| lie | to lie one's body down. Past tense is lay or have lain, as in I laid in bed all day yesterday, or I have lain in bed until noon on many occasions. |
| council | a group of people who meet |
| counsel | advice or an advisor, also to advise |
| affect | always a verb. It means "to influence" |
| effect | effect is always a noun. It means "the result" |
| led | past tense of lead. She led the cheers |
| lead | it is a heavy dense element when it rhymes with head (I am so tired my head feels like lead). When it rhymes with read it means to show the way. |
| among | use it when you are talking about 3 or more things |
| between | use it when you are talking about two things |
| quiet | silence |
| quite | very |
| quit | to stop |
| chose | past tense of choose |
| choose | to pick |
| bare | without clothing, with nothing on it |
| bear | to carry, or to be able to stand something |
