| A | B |
| capital * | an uppercase letter; the city where the main government of a state or country is located |
| capitol | a building where government matters are conducted |
| vane | something that shows the direction the wind is blowing |
| vein | a blood vessel that carries blood to the heart |
| vain | too proud of oneself |
| principal * | a person who is in charge of a school; the most important or main part of something |
| principle * | a basic fact, a main rule |
| event * | something that happens |
| invent * | to create |
| coarse | rough, grainy |
| course * | a path or trail (as on which to play golf; a group of classes on a topic; part of a meal |
| accept * | to take something given to you |
| except * | not including |
| county | a part of a state in the U.S. |
| country * | a part of a continent; a rural area |
| dairy | where milk products are produced or sold |
| diary | a book in which memories can be written |
| weight * | a measurement of how much something weighs |
| colonel | an officer who ranks just below a general |
| kernel | a piece of corn |
| navel # | a belly button! |
| naval # | having to do with the Navy or ships |
| burrow # | to dig down into something such as the ground |
| bridal # | having to do with a bride |
| bridle # | something to put on a horse |