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faze

phase
faze- to disturb
* Losing her shoes didn't faze her.

phase- a stage
*The moon is in its new phase.
fair

fare
fair- carnival; light blonde; pleasent day

fare- price; food or get along
flair
fair- style
*He dresses with flair

flare- to light up
* The policemen sent up a flare.
dual

duel
dual- 2 parts

duel- challenge
counsel

council

consul
councel/coundellor/ counselor- advise or advisor

council/ councilor- a group

consul- representitive
complement

compliment
complement- completes
*His blue tie complements the new suite.

compliment- *I like your car
coarse

course
coarse- rough

course- class; golf course
bust
bust is NEVER a verb. Use break or burst
capital

capitol
capital- letter, Nashville, amount of money, great

capitol- only a building
bore

boar
bore- wild pig

boar- to cause boredom; to make a hole
bad

badly
bad- *bad grades

badly- tells how
brake

break
brake- what stops you

break- it falls and breaks
board

bored
board- what you write on

bored- to be drousy and tired
ante

anti
ante- before
*antebellum

anti- against
*antiabortion
ascent

assent
ascent- climb

assent- agree
illusion

allusion
illusion- sight/belief
*Sam is under the illusion that he will play NFL football

allusion- refrence to the past
*The title is an allusion to the Bible.
bare

bear
bare- plain; naked

bear- has teeth
all together

altogether
all together- two
* Put the personal papers all together.

altogether- one means totally
*He is altogether finished.
all ready

already
all ready- Lunch is all ready

already- It is already noon
advice

advise
advice- I followed his advice

advise- He will advise you
anxious

eager
anxious- nervous; apprehension; fear

eager- excited
affect

effect
affect- to influence

effect- End result
alright

all right
NO ALRIGHT. ONLY ALL RIGHT!
accept

except
accept- to take something from someone

except- but
Alot

A lot
A LOT IS TWO WORDS!
among

between
among- deviding among many people (more than two)

between- sharing with (just two)
aloud

allowed
aloud- read aloud

allowed- permitted
altar

alter
altar- at church

alter- to change