Repass or repast means you are choosing between two similar-looking words. “Repast” is the standard word for a meal, especially ...

Aunty or auntie means you are choosing between two informal spellings of “aunt.” Both are correct, but “auntie” is more ...

Til or till means you are choosing between informal “til” and standard “till.” The best choice is usually “till” or ...

Words with or are English words that contain the letter pair “or,” such as “corn,” “storm,” “short,” “doctor,” and “color.” ...

Thru or through means you are choosing between an informal spelling and the standard spelling. The correct choice for most ...

Wether or not is usually a misspelling of whether or not. The correct phrase is “whether or not,” which means ...

Tying is the correct spelling in modern English. Tieing is considered incorrect in almost all everyday writing. When referring to ...

Laid is the correct past tense and past participle of the verb lay. Layed is almost always a misspelling and ...

Flier and flyer are both correct spellings. However, flyer is the more common choice in modern American English, while flier ...