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Unit 18. Irregular common words – common errors e.
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Study the word list: Common words - set 1

Take care with these common words. They are often spelled wrongly.

Word list: Common words - set 1

 why Why are you crying?
which Which way shall we go?
who Who would like to go first?
whom To whom is the letter addressed?
whose Whose pen is this?
they They serve the best steak in town.
these Some of these words are hard to spell.
live I want to live in New York.
give I'll give you a hand with your project.
done What have I done with my car keys?
some Would you like some fish and chips?
come I'll come round to your house.
once I'll only tell you once.
said Did you hear what I said?
before Clean your shoes before you pack them.
what What time is it?

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Some common homophones - part 2

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