Commonly Confused Words

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lead

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To guide or direct; the present tense of 'led'. Example: I will lead the team in the project.

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led

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The past tense of 'lead'. Example: She led the group to victory.

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you're

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A contraction of 'you are'. Example: You're going to love this movie.

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your

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A possessive form of 'you'. Example: Is this your book?

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principle

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A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior. Example: Honesty is a principle I value.

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principal

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The head of a school or organization; also means primary or most important. Example: The principal announced the new policy.

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accept

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To receive or agree to something. Example: I accept your apology.

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except

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To exclude; not including. Example: Everyone except John attended the meeting.

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to

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A preposition used to indicate direction, place, or position. Example: I am going to the store.

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too

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An adverb meaning also or excessively. Example: I want to go too.