Finally is the correct spelling for the adverb that means “after a long time” or “in the end.” Finaly is a misspelling and is always incorrect.
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Due to is the correct spelling of the phrase that means “because of” or “owing to.” Do to is a misspelling of this phrase and is always incorrect.
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Onto is a preposition that expresses movement. On to are words that can appear next to each other but which don’t work together as a single unit.
As a general rule, use onto—and not on to—when you mean “on top of” or “upon.”
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Febuary is a misspelling of February, the name of the second month of the year. February is always spelled with two “r’s,” and Febuary is always incorrect.
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Peace of mind is the correct spelling for the noun phrase that means “a feeling of being safe or content.” Piece of mind is a misspelling of this phrase and is incorrect in this context.
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Which is the correct spelling for the pronoun used to ask questions or present extra information.
Wich is a misspelling of which and is always incorrect in this context.
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Forest (with one “r”) is the correct spelling for the noun meaning “a large area covered in trees and undergrowth.” In this context, forrest is always incorrect.
However, Forrest is also a name and surname.
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Tomatoes (with an “e”) is the correct spelling of the plural form of the noun “tomato,” meaning “a red or yellow fruit eaten as a vegetable.”
Tomatos is a misspelling and is always incorrect.
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Thier is not a word, but rather a misspelling of their.
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Rhythm is the correct spelling of the noun meaning “a marked, repeated pattern of sound or movement.” Rythm is not a word, but rather a common misspelling of rhythm.
Rhythm is always correct, and rythm is always incorrect.
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