Spell it

Incorrect                                Correct	Incorrect         Correct
acessories                        accessories	accidently              accidentally
acommodate                accommodate	acustum                 accustom
addresed                      addressed	adjustement            adjustment
adviseable                   advisable	allready                     already
alright                         all right	assurence                  assurance
athorize                   authorize	balence                     balance
belive                      believe	benefical                beneficial
benifitted                  benefited	bookkeeper            bookkeeper
buoro                      bureau	Calander                   calendar
Changable            changeable	Chargable               chargeable
Cliant                        client	Colum                        column
Comission                commission	Comit                       commit
Committe                   committee	Comidity                    commodity
Comparitive                comparative	Consede                    concede
Conferense                  conference	Concientious         conscientious
Courtous                      courteous	Criticize                      criticise
Dicision                          decision	Deferred                    deferred
Defcit                             deficit	Depreciation            depreciation
Descreption                   description	Desireable               desirable
Devlopment                   development	Discrepansy           discrepancy
Distributer                      distributor	Elgible                        eligible
Embrassment                 embarrassment	Enforcable           enforceable
Equiped                           equipped	Equivelant            equivalent
Exegerate                        exaggerate	Exceed                       exceed
exchangable                     exchangeable	exhorbitant              exorbitant
exort                                 exhort	extention                   extension
feesble                             feasible	financeer                   financier

	Incorrect	Correct	Incorrect	Correct

How to write english exams ?

 English is one of the most difficult   subjects for students in Std X and XII. HSC board exams kick off on February 18 with this 'killer subject', but with a systematic approach to solving the paper students can expect to do fairly well.

Here are certain points students should remember to ensure that they get the maximum marks.

Tackle questions in the order they appear as the simpler ones are usually listed first. This way you do not waste time scanning for 'easy' questions.

The summary section is of four marks of which one mark is given just for writing a title. Putting any simple title will get you full marks there.

For the remaining three marks in the summary section ensure that you do not copy blatantly from the matter given, use your own words.

In the comprehension section write only one sentence for one mark questions. Writing more won't fetch you extra marks and will instead waste your time.

While solving the 'Tree-Diagram' section, use only pencil to draw branches. Inside the box you can write with pen, but only in capital letters.

In the 'Tourist Leaflet' section remember to draw a text box first and write only within that. You will be marked for creating text box. Within the text box write only in bullet points.

While beautiful handwriting enhances presentation remember that speed is of importance. It is a lengthy paper and legible handwriting is all that moderators are looking for .

A Nation's Strength by Ralph Waldo Emerson