| Sentence w/Misspelled Word | Correctly Spelled Word |
| The young boy finally understood the difference between paralell and perpendicular. | |
| He didn't know the proper pronounciation of hypocrite. | |
| Before dinner, they were serving hors deurves. | |
| This September, she'd be entering kintergarden. | |
| The maintenance man was repairing the electrical outlet in the labratory. | |
| He could breath easier now that the examination was over. | |
| She found it easy to believe that her anthropology professor had become an athiest. | |
| The burgler was obviously an amateur. | |
| Brocolli always gave her a stomach ache. | |
| According to the schedule, the A's next game is at Oakland Colliseum. | |
| The teacher wanted the temperature in Farenheit and Celsius. | |
| The freighter had just been equipped with new floatation devices. | |
| She failed to understand why he took his hankerchiefs to the dry cleaners. | |
| The fire chief promoted him from leutenant to captain. | |
| The admiral ordered them to fire the missles. | |
| Onomatopea is as hard to say as it is to spell. | |
| In Great Britain, parliment is composed of the House of Commons and House of Lords. | |
| I'm getting exausted from trying to remember how to spell all these words. | |
| Peanuts and pistashios have a lot of calories. | |
| It's preferrable to avoid spelling errors. | |