Anybody want a peanut?
Please clear the isle/aisle so the actors can get through.
aisle
I have a lot/alot of questions about this assignment.
a lot
Mr. Openshaw is the principal/principle of our school.
principal
The boys are over there/their/they’re.
there
I had ice cream and cake for dessert/desert.
dessert
Why don’t you ever take my advice/advise?
advice
That belt compliments/complements your outfit.
complements
Go to the traffic lights, then/than turn right.
then
Thanks for being apart/a part of the group.
a part
Spot is the dog who/that barks too loud.
that
Who/Whom do you like best?
Whom
The farther/further Jen walked, the better she felt.
farther
There was disagreement between/among the three siblings when John declared himself the smartest.
among
Who’s/whose book are you reading?
Whose
There is altogether/all together too much commotion in this room!
altogether
The audience waited with baited/bated breath.
bated
The guidance counselor/councilor gave me advice about my future.
counselor
It was an easy class accept/except for the final exam.
except
Mom gave a ride to Mike and me/I.
me
I was impressed with the number/amount of cookies that my dog was able to eat.
number
Mike thought he could see a lake, but it was only an illusion/allusion.
illusion
Because I have a headache, I need to lie/lay down.
lie
Jane's neon hat wasn't very discreet/discrete.
discreet
Car emissions affect/effect the environment.
affect
The company was concerned with the adverse/averse trends in the economy.
adverse