Sight/Cite/Site
Seeing the leaves turn red is a beautiful site/sight/cite
sight
Have you seen/scene the new show on Netflix yet?
seen
She prefers plane/plain pizza with no toppings.
plain
further
Can you just hurry up already/all ready?
already
Don't forget to include to site/sight/cite that article in your research paper!
cite
That place is too much of a seen/scene for me; I avoid it.
scene
We are learning about plane/plain surfaces in math
plane
Speaking father/further, the new president shared his plans with the citizens
further
already
They chose the best camping site/sight/cite this summer.
site
The seen/scene of the crime was a gruesome one.
I stood there idly/idoly and shocked when I saw my favorite celebrity idle/idol.
idly and idol
farther
I was standing there already/all ready to go as we continued waiting for my sister.
all ready
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: He is a man with principals/principles and values.
principles
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: The guidance counselor/councilor gave me advice about my future.
counselor
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: It was an easy class accept/except for the final exam.
except
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: Mom gave Mike and me/I a ride to school.
me
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: Its/It’s his backpack.
It's
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD:That behavior will not be accepted/excepted.
accepted
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: Who’s/whose going trick-or-treating?
Who's
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: Who’s/whose book are you reading?
Whose
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: Car emissions affect/effect the environment.
affect
ANOTHER COMMONLY CONFUSED WORD: The rain had an affect/effect on Harry’s mood.
effect