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Rule 21# Loose, lose
Loose , Lose Loose is a descriptive term meaning “not fitting tightly.” Lose is the past tense of the verb meaning “to suffer loss.”
Rule 36# weak, week
weak , week Weak means “not strong.” Week means “a seven day period of time.”
Rule 41# You're, Your
You're, Your Your shows possession. You’re is the contraction of “you are”.
Rule 32# There, their, they’re
There, their, they’re Their shows possession. They’re is a contraction for “they are.” Use there in any other case.
Rule 33# Through, threw
Through, threw Threw is the past tense of throw (to toss). Through is a preposition used in any other case.
Rule 9# choose/chose
choose/chose Choose means “to select.” Chose is the past tense, meaning “selected.”
Rule 12 # Could of, would of, should of, might of, must of, ought to of
Could of, would of, should of, might of, must of, ought to of Never use of after could, would, should, might, must, or ought to. The correct expression is could have, would have, should have, might have, must have, ought to have.
Rule 25 # principal/principle
principal/principle Principal means either the “head of school” or “main.” Principle means “a rule, fact, or law.”
Rule 30# stationary/stationery
stationary/stationery Stationary means “in a fixed position.” Stationery means “writing paper.”
Rule 1# Accept/Except
Accept/Except Accept means “to receive.” Except means “other than or excluding.”
Rule 3# Affect/effect
Affect/effect Affect (v) means “to influence.” Effect (n) means “result."
Rule 40# Who’s/whose
Who’s/whose Who’s is a contraction for who is. Whose shows possession.
Rule 31# than/then
than/then Than is a word used for comparisons. Then means “at that time.”
Rule 22# past/passed
past/passed Passed means “went by.” Past means “beyond”.
Rule 34# To, too, and two
To, too, and two Too means “also” or “more than enough.” Two is used for the number 2. Use to in any other case.
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