| A | B |
|---|
| Advice | noun--an opinion or guidance offered |
| Advise | verb--to offer counsel or advice |
| Affect | verb--to influence |
| Effect | almost always a nounimpact occasionally a verbcause |
| Allot | to distribute or apportion |
| A lot | meaning a whole bunch |
| All right | not alright |
| Always | not allways |
| Among | not amoung |
| Analyze | not analyse (which is the British spelling) |
| Anyway | nevertheless |
| Any way | one or some + path or route |
| Capitol | the building in which a legislature assembles |
| Capital | a city that is a seat of government; wealth in money or property; first or foremost |
| Catalog | or catalogue--not catelog(ue) |
| Category | not catagory |
| Choose | to make a selection |
| Chose | past tense of choose |
| Chosen | adjective (a _____people); past participle of the verb choose (I have _____to participate.) |
| Company's | singular possessive (The _____work force is strong.) |
| Companies | plural of company |
| Companies' | plural possessive (The ______CEOs met with the President.) |
| Convenience | anything that adds to ones comfort or saves work |
| Council | an assembly of persons (The City _______meets on Tuesdays.) |
| Counsel | the act of giving advice or the advice itself |
| Definitely | certainly; positively |
| Desirable | worth having; pleasing |
| Develop | to show or work out by degrees; to make bigger |
| Elicit | to bring out or draw forth |
| Illicit | against the law or not permitted |
| Explanation | something that explains; interpretation; meaning |
| Immigrate | to enter and settle permanently in a foreign country (Pilgrims ____ed to Plymouth.) |
| Emigrate | to leave one country or region to settle in another (They _____d from England.) |
| Imminent | about to occur |
| Eminent | prominent |
| Irrespective | without respect or regard for |
| Regardless | without regard |
| Its | contraction of it is |
| Its | possessive belonging to it |
| Likelihood | chances of happening |
| Loose | not fastened or restrained (My button is _____.) |
| Lose | to suffer loss |
| Filing | maintaining records in a business according to rules or organization |
| Loyalty | noun faithfulness |
| Morale | nounstate of spirits of a person or group |
| Moral | adjectiveethical |
| Of course | certainly |
| Orient | verb meaning to make familiar or become acquainted with a situation |
| Perceive | to understand; to become aware of through ones senses |
| receive | to get something |
| deceive | to trick |
| Personal | pertaining to a particular person |
| Personnel | the folks who work someplace |
| Principal | first in rank or authority; can be the boss at a school; money |
| Principle | a basic truth or assumption |
| Proceed | to go forward |
| Precede | to come before in time or order |
| Questionnaire | a written or printed set of questions used in gathering information |
| Rapport | sympathetic relationship; harmony |
| Recur | to happen again |
| Recurring | continuing to happen |
| Respondent | the one who responds |
| apparent | obvious |
| consistent | occurring the same way |
| dependent | depending on another |
| Revert to | to go back to |
| Sales | noun--volume of that which was sold |
| Sells | verb--to exchange for money |
| Separate | remember |
| Sight | something that is seen |
| Site | a place or location |
| Cite | to quote as an authority or example |
| Sophomore | the second year in high school or college (Latin for wise fool) |
| Supposed to | expected to |
| accustomed to | having the expectation that something will happen |
| used to | did once |
| Their | possessive |
| There | adverb--meaning at or in that place (The car is over _____.) |
| They're | contraction of they are |
| Then | at that time |
| Than | conjunction--introduces the second element of a comparison of inequality |
| To | in the direction of |
| Two | the number following one and preceding three |
| Too | adverb--meaning also |
| Undoubtedly | without a doubt |
| Unique | one of a kind |
| Whether | conjunctionif it is so that |
| Weather | the state of the atmosphere |
| You're | contraction of you are |
| Your | possessive pronounbelonging to you |
| Yore | time long past |
