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Licence vs License
It’s easy to make spelling mistakes. All writers make them. Sometimes, however, words have more than one accepted spelling. This is the case with licence and license. They are two variants of the same word, but they refer to different parts of speech. When to Use...

Advice vs Advise
Advice and advise have similar meanings and pronunciations. However, they are different parts of speech. Advice is a noun, and it means suggestions meant to help someone. Let me offer you some fashion advice. Don't wear that brown belt with those black shoes....

Dependant vs Dependent
There’s a new foreign colleague Dependent and dependant are two words that share the same word origins. Although they look and sound almost the same, there is a difference between them in terms of grammar. Dependant is a noun and dependent is an adjective. This is...

Envelop vs Envelope
An envelope to envelop you in! Today, I present to you another case of mistaken identities in English. Envelop and envelope are not true homographs, since they can be distinguished by envelop’s lack of a final E. They are quite close, though, and even though their...

Stationary vs Stationery
What is the difference between Stationary and Stationery Not only are the terms stationary and stationery homophones, words that sound the same, they are also nearly identical in spelling. One is spelled with an “a” while the other is spelled with...


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