FREQUENTLY MISSPELLED WORDS FOR MARCH 11TH, 2015

Business -  noun
1.
an occupation, profession, or trade:
His business is poultry farming.

Calendar - noun
1.
A document that shows days, weeks, and months of a year.

Cemetery - noun, plural cem•e•ter•ies.
1.
A place where dead people are buried.

Chief - noun
1.
Most important person or project.

committee - noun
1.
A group of people chosen or selected for a particular job.

Conscience - noun
1.
A part in your mind that tells you if you are acting correctly or incorrectly.

Convenience - noun
1.
Quality or situation that makes something easy.

Courageous  - adjective
1.
Very brave.

Criticize - verb (used with object), crit•i•cized, crit•i•ciz•ing.
1.
To talk about faults.

Decision - noun
1.
Choice you make about something.

Definitely - adverb
1.
Without  doubt.

Desperately - adverb
1.
In a desperate manner.

Dictionary - noun
1.
a a reference book with meanings.

Different - adjective
1.
Partly or totally unlike.

Disease - noun
1.
An illness.

Doesn’t

 1.
Contraction of does not.

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ABSENCE noun
1.
state of being away or not being present:
I acted as supervisor in his absence. Your absence was noted on the records.

ACCIDENTALLY adjective
1.
happening by chance or accident; not planned; unexpected:
an accidental meeting.

ACCOMMODATE adjective
1.
happening by chance or accident; not planned; unexpected:
an accidental meeting.

ACHIEVE verb (used with object), a•chieved, a•chiev•ing.
1.
to bring to a successful end; carry through; accomplish:
The police crackdown on speeders achieved its purpose.

ACQUAINTANCE noun
1.
a person known to one, but usually not a close friend.

AGAINST preposition
1.
in opposition to; contrary to; adverse or hostile to:
twenty votes against ten; against reason.

ALREADY adverb
1.
by this or that time; previously; prior to or at some specified or implied time:
When we came in, we found they had already arrived.

ARGUMENT noun
1.
an oral disagreement; verbal opposition; contention; altercation:
a violent argument.

ATTENDANCE noun
1.
the act of attending.

BECAUSE conjunction
1.
for the reason that; due to the fact that:
We were absent because we were sick.

BEGINNING noun
1.
start.

BELIEVE verb (used without object), be•lieved, be•liev•ing.
1.
To accept something as true.