acceptable               fascinate                  orchestra

apology                   grateful                    potatoes

appetite                   hygiene                   professor

architecht                 imaginable               pseudonym

assassinate               immediately             quarrelsome

autumn                     irrelevant                religious

calendar                    jewelry                  reservoir

changeable                judgment               rhythmic

conscious                  lovable                  scissors

correspondence          miscellaneous         syllable

criticism                    mischievous           tragedy  

deceive                     mortgage              umbrella

discernible                 necessarily            vanilla

embarrass                 occasionally           vengeance

eminent                    occurrence            weird

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Oh my! you spelled "architect" wrong. Please check it.

Also, you need to take into account the differences in spelling if you are in USA or UK, such as 'organize' versus 'organise', and so on.

Technology is wonderful but far too many rely on spell check and grammar check to verify their writing.

There are words that are similar but have very different meanings, such as: loose, lose, advise, advice, and I used to remember these words with little statements.

A loose tongue can cause you to lose your reputation.

When I give advice, I am advising another person.

My greatest challenge in writing is having to "shift gears."

I write for college in APA format, write for work in managing people, write for media, and each of these require I "switch gears" and this can be very challenging for me.

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