1. Accommodate-
Let's not argue about the loss of this verb's silent 'e' , before suffix -ment.
3. Committed-
If anyone is commited to correct spelling, He/She will remember that this doubles its final 't' from"commit" to "committed".
4. Consensus-
The Census does not require a consensus, since they are not related.
5. Definitely-
The word definitely sounds as though it ends only on- it, but it carries silent 'e' where ever it goes.
6. Embarrass-
This word won't embarrass if you remember large enough for double 'r' and 's'.
7. Existence-
This one is spelled with an 'a' is in existence. This word is a menage a quatre of one 'i' with three 'e'.
8. Harass-
This word is too small for two double letters but don't let it harass youself, just keep the'r's down to one.
9.Ignorance-
Don't show the ignorance by spelling the word -ence.
10. Independent-
Please be independent but not in spelling of this word. It end on -ent.
11. Library-
It is as compariable as to spell berry patch but that isn't the way it is spelled. The first 'r' should be announced.
12. License-
Where does the english gets the license to use both its letter for the sound 's' in one word?
13. Maintenance-
The main tenants of this word are "main" and "tenance".
14. Questionnaire-
Double up on the 'n' s in this word and don't forget the silent 'e'.
15. Relevant-
The relevant factor here is that word is not "revelant", "revelent", or even "relevent". "L" before "e" and the suffix-ant.
16. Schedule-
If perfecting your spelling on schedule, remember the "sk" is spelled as in "school".
17. Their/They're/There-
All are pronounced the same but spelled differently. Possessive is 'their' and the contraction of 'they are ' is "they're". Everywhere else, it is 'there'.
18. Until-
I will never stop sharping until this word is spelled with an extra 'L' for the last time.
19. Weather-
Whether you like the weather or not, must write the 'a' after the 'e' when you spell it.
20. Weird-
This word is an exception to the rule about 'i' before 'e' except after.
