“Height” is the correct spelling. “Heighth” is incorrect and not accepted in standard English. You’re writing a sentence like, “What ...

“Maximize” is American English, while “maximise” is British English both are correct depending on your audience. You’re writing an email ...

“Enrollment” is American English, while “enrolment” is British English both are correct depending on your audience. You’re filling out an ...

“Muah” and “mwah” are both informal kiss sound spellings used in texting to show love, affection, or care. You are ...

Both “worshiper” and “worshipper” are correct American English uses “worshiper,” while British English prefers “worshipper.” A student was writing a ...

“Discreet” means careful and private, while “discrete” means separate and distinct. A manager once sent an email saying, “Please handle ...

Both “judgmental” and “judgemental” are correct “judgmental” is standard in American English, while “judgemental” is British. A student wrote an ...

Both “recognize” and “recognise” are correct “recognize” is American English, while “recognise” is British English. A teacher was checking an ...

“Hopping” means jumping, while “hoping” means wishing or expecting something. Ali quickly typed a message to his friend: “I’m hopping ...

“Leery” is the correct spelling meaning cautious or suspicious, while “leary” is an incorrect or rare variant. A man received ...