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Commonly Confused Words

Hole & Whole

Hole – means a space in something

  • I have a big hole in my sweater.
  • Do you know, that you have a hole in your pants?
  • My sister made a hole in the sofa.
  • My dogs like to dig holes in the soil (ground).
  • Why is there a hole in the wall?

Whole – complete; not part; all of something

  • My friend just finished the whole cake.
  • Did you just use the whole bag of rice?
  • I listen to the whole English lesson.
  • Why didn't the dog eat the her whole bowl of food? Is she sick?
  • One day the whole world will be peaceful.

Hole & Whole Quiz

High & Tall

Hi & High

Hour & Our

Homework & Housework

Homework & Housework Quiz

Heat & Temperature

Heat & Temperature Quiz

Have To & Must

Have To & Must Quiz

Don't Have To & Mustn't

Hot & Warm

Hope & Wish

Hole & Whole

Hole & Whole Quiz

Hill & Mountain

Heal & Heel

Heal & Heel Quiz

Hear & Here

Hear & Here Quiz

Here & There

Home & House

Home & House Quiz

Hotel & Motel

Ill & Sick

Impress & Like

Injured & Wounded

Injured & Illness - With Voice/Audio

More Confusing Words

Confusing Words Staring With A

Confusing Words Staring With B

Confusing Words Staring With C - D

Confusing Words Staring With E - F - G

Confusing Words Staring With H - I

Confusing Words Staring With J - K - L - M - N - O

Confusing Words Staring With P - Q - R

Confusing Words Staring With S

Confusing Words Staring With T

Confusing Words Staring With U - V - W - X - Y - Z