Confusing Words in English
Confusing words in English can result in you making mistakes that make your grammar sound poor.
Here you can find lists of some of the most common words that are confused, plus explanations and examples to help you understand how to use them.
Confusing Words
- Alot or A Lot
- Anyway or Anyways
- Backward or Backwards
- Drank or Drunk
- Its or It's
- People Are or Is
- To or Too
- Titled or Entitled
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