| A | B |
|---|
| accept | to permit something |
| except | but |
| addition | to add or increase something |
| edition | an issue in a series |
| advice | opinion offered to guide someone (noun) |
| advise | to give your opinion as a guide (verb) |
| affect | to influence something |
| effect | a result of something |
| allowed | permitted |
| aloud | out loud |
| all ready | ready |
| already | before |
| altar | a religious table or place |
| alter | to change something |
| angel | a heavenly being |
| angle | where two lines intersect |
| are | linking verb |
| our | pronoun |
| beside | by the side of |
| besides | in addition to |
| brake | to stop; a device for stopping |
| break | to come apart or make something come apart |
| breath | the air you take in (noun) |
| breathe | the act of taking in air (verb) |
| buy | to purchase something |
| by | near or before |
| capital | wealth or city |
| capitol | a building |
| cereal | breakfast food |
| serial | in a series |
| close | near something |
| clothes | the things you wear |
| course | a school subject |
| coarse | rude or rough |
| complement | to go together; complete; make better |
| compliment | praise |
| conscience | inner, moral guide; inner voice |
| conscious | awake and alert |
| council | a group of people |
| counsel | to give advice |
| desert | dry land or to abandon |
| dessert | a sweet food |
| do | perform |
| due | to owe something (My homework is ___) |
| does | form of the verb "do" |
| dose | a quantity of medicine |
| fair | unbiased, promising, or good |
| fare | an amount of money |
| farther | at a greater physical distance |
| further | greater or additional |
| flour | used in cooking |
| flower | a blossom |
| forth | forward |
| fourth | the place after third |
| hear | using your ears to listen |
| here | a place |
| heard | past tense of hear |
| herd | a group of animals |
| hole | an empty space |
| whole | complete |
| isle | an island |
| aisle | space between rows of seats or pews |
| its | ownership |
| it's | it is |
| knew | knowledge |
| no | negative |
| knew | past tense of know |
| new | opposite of old |
