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The 'desert' is a dry sandy place, whereas 'dessert' is the last, typically sweet, course of a meal.
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'e.g.' means 'for example' and 'i.e.' means 'that is'.
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'Every day' can be an adjective and a noun, whereas 'everyday' is just an adjective and it means that something is common, ordinary or routine.
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'By' is a preposition denoting proximity to a location, belonging, method etc. To 'buy' means to purchase, and 'bye' means farewell.
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'Led' is the past tense of the verb 'to lead' synonymous to show or guide, and 'lead', the noun, is a poisonous metal.
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Though the meaning of these 2 words is nearly the same, 'advice' is a noun, and 'to advise' is a verb.
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'Drug' refers to a chemical substance or the process of administering it, but 'dragged' is the past tense of the verb 'to drag'.
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'Climactic' is related to or resulting in a climax, and 'climatic' refers to something related to the climate.
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'Contribute' is a verb that means to give in order to help achieve or provide something, and to 'attribute' means to regard something as being caused by (someone or something).
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'Consequently' requires a cause-effect relationship, whereas 'subsequently' doesn't, it only shows the order in which 2 events happened.
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'To proceed' means to continue, and 'to precede' refers to something that happened before something else in time.
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'Continuous' requires a non-stop event, one without interruption, whereas 'continual' is synonymous to recurrent, repeated and frequent.
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Regiment: a large unit of soldiers. Regimen: a diet or regular exercise plan.
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'To allude to' means to reference something else indirectly, while 'to elude' means to avoid.
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You must have evidence to presume something, but you don't need any to assume it.
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Peak, peek, and pique: The ‘peak’ refers to the top or maximum of something. The word ‘peek’ is a verb meaning to sneak a look at something. Lastly, ‘pique’ as a noun is a sudden anger or annoyance, but as a verb, it can both mean ‘to anger someone’ and ‘to raise someone’s curiosity’.
Natalia J.
3/24/2020
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