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Your
Your is possessive pronoun. You're is the contraction for you are. Examples:
You're shoes are muddy. "You are shoes are muddy" does not work, so
it should be written as: Your shoes are muddy. Is your computer new? You're likely to need a new computer next year.
By the one and only: Cuddles aka Chio
What else can I help you with?
What are the five most commonly confused words?
your/you're there/their affect/effect our/hour were/where
What is the most commonly used word starting with m?
Mother and me are commonly used words. They begin with the letter m.
What is the word for a humorous play on words resulting from 2 similar words being misused?
malapropism
When revising your paper cutting out extra words vagueness and misused words is?
Tightening up your language
Is miss used one or two words?
It is one word: "Misused".
What has the author Maurice H Weseen written?
Maurice H. Weseen has written: 'How to apply for a position by letter an interview' -- subject(s): Applications for positions 'Write better business letters' -- subject(s): Commercial correspondence 'Words confused and misused' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, English language, Usage
Can you give an example of a sentence with misused words?
Incorrect:What's is that time clock say?Correct: What time does the clock say?
What other words can you used for confused?
mixed up
What other words can you use other than confused?
The other words can one use other than confused are deranged, confounded, blended, mixed, disordered etc.
Why is heart confused with carp in Japanese?
The words 'heart' and 'carp' aren't confused in Japanese. 'Love' and 'carp' may often be confused, however. Both these words are pronounced the same and, as far as I know, have identical pitch.Love - 恋 (koi)Carp - 鯉 (koi)
What words mean a mentally confused person?
mentally disabled
What is the best word to start a question with?
There is likely no best word for starting questions. It all depends on what you want to know. The most common words for starting questions are who, what, when, where, why, and how. You can use other words like is and are, but they only elicit yes, no, or don't know as responses.
