Here’s a list of the top ten most often misspelled words. Pay attention though, because these are words that spellcheck can miss based on the context in which we use the word, or because a few of the words are homophones (words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings) and we use them incorrectly in the sentence.
- Their
- Too
- There
- They
- Then
- Until
- Our
- Ask
- Off
- Through
Here’s a one-page PDF of this list in case you want to tape it up in front of your desk, computer, etc. area. Click To Download ===> Top 10 Misspelled Words
Can you share some words that you commonly misspell? I’ll go first. I always misspell SEPERATE. In the US anyway, we only acknowledge this spelling: SEPARATE.
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Jeffpitcher says
I would add the word “your” to the list. Too many times I see “you’re” spelled as “your”.
Anonymous says
That’s a good one Jeffpitcher:)
Duane says
I really don’t think this is a list of misspelled words as much as it is a list of incorrectly used words. A misspelled word would be more like “separate” which is commonly misspelled “seperate”. Surely everyone can spell to and too, they just apply the wrong word quite often.
dwarfhammies.org says
It is hard to spell it, especially for foreign people
Jon says
Loser
Tongue
Separate
Ogre