Two: the number two
Too: also
Weak: poor, low, faint, thin, lean
Week: seven days
Break: smash, split
Brake: stopping device
Accept: receive
Except: leave out
Adverse: unfavourable or harmful
Adverse: strongly disliking or opposed to
Advice: guidance or recommendations
Advise: to offer suggestions about best
Affect: influence
Effect: result
Allowed: permitted
Aloud: clearly heard
By: preposition
Buy: purchase
Capital: city, wealth
Capitol: building
Canvas: strong type of cloth
Canvass: seek someone’s vote
Loose: free
Lose: misplace
Allude: make indirect reference
Elude: escape from something
To: in the direction of
Too: also
Ate: past tense of eat.
Eight: the number 8
Aural: relating to ears or hearing
Oral: relates to the mouth or spoken word
Bare: naked or to uncover
Bear: to carry or put up with something
Born: having started a life
Borne: carried
Bough: branch of a tree
Bow: front of a ship or to bend the head
Weather: atmospheric conditions
Whether: if, in case
Which: what one
Witch: sorceress
Who: subject
Whom: object
Palate: roof of the mouth
Palette: board for mixing colours
Peace: absence of war
Piece: part, portion
Plain: simple
Plane: flat surface
Pole: long, slender piece of wood
Poll: vote in an election
Principle: rule
Principal: chief person
Quiet: silent
Quite: really, positively
Emigrate: leave one country or region to settle in another
Immigrate: enter another country reside there
Ensure: guarantee
Insure: financial liability
Farther: physical distance
Further: abstract idea
Fewer: is used with nouns that can be counted
Less: is used with nouns that cannot be counted
For: preposition
Four: the number
Forth: forward
Fourth: comes after third
Hear: perceive
Here: in this place
Illicit: not allowed by law or against rules
Elicit: draw out a reply or reaction
Immoral: not following moral standards
Amoral: unconcerned with right or wrong
Climatic: relating to climate
Climactic: creating a climax
Serial: happening in a series
Cereal: breakfast food or edible grain
Sight: ability to see
Site: location or place
Storey: level of a building
Story: tale or account
Stationary: not moving
Stationery: writing paper
Than: comparison
Then: at that time
Disinterested: impartial
Uninterested: not interested
Dual: having two parts
Duel: contest between two participants
Infer: draw a conclusion from
Imply: indirectly suggest something
Loathe: to hate someone or something
Loath: reluctant or unwilling
Tortuous: complex of full or twists
Torturous: suffering of full or pain
Coarse: rough
Course: way or path
Currant: dried grape
Current: happening now