Threw or through? How do you spell it? The right answer is that these are two different words. Threw is the past tense of the verb throw. For example: Something threw me off. Through is an adverb and a preposition. For example: You walked through the door. Regards, spellhow.com.
Steem or steam? How do you spell it? The right answer is that it is spelled steam if you refer to water being boiled and transformed to vapor. If you refer to a flame or a gleam of light it is spelled steem. Regards, spellhow.com.
Cosy or cozy? How do you spell it? The right answer is that it is spelled cosy in British English and cozy in American English. Regards, spellhow.com.
Insense or incense? How do you spell it? The right answer is that it is spelled incense, not insense. For example: There was a heavy smell of incense in the old temple. Regards, spellhow.com.
Meat or meet? How do you spell it? The right answer is that it is spelled both ways but the words have different meaning. Meat is what you eat. Vegetarians do not eat meat. Meet is used when you come together. If you make an appointment with a friend to see each other on Friday, … [Read more…]
Akward or awkward? How do you spell it? The right answer is that it is spelled awkward, not akward. Nor is it spelled ackward. Regards, spellhow.com.
Beliving or believing? How do you spell it? The right answer is that it is spelled believing, not beliving. Regards, spellhow.com.
Ballon or balloon? How do you spell it? The right answer is that it spells balloon if you mean a light rubber bag inflated with air. You could also refer to a hot air balloon. Ballon on the other hand refers to the lightness and grace of movement that exaggerates the duration of a ballet … [Read more…]
Altogether or all together? How do you spell it? The right answer is that you can spell it both ways but it does not mean the same. Altogether is an adverb that means completely or in total. All together is used as a phrase. For example, You should all come together to the party or … [Read more…]
Aisle or isle? How do you spell it? The right answer is that both spellings are correct but the two words have different meanings. An aisle is a passageway for people to walk through. An isle is an island. Regards, spellhow.com.