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In this lesson, you will learn about pronoun case. There are four common pronoun cases: subject, object, possessive, and reflexive. Examples are given. My apologies for the sound. Was having trouble with the mic. :-)

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Learning English words that are often misspelt . Note - As the past participle - misspell can be either 'misspelled' or 'misspelt'. 'misspelled' is often used in US English and 'misspelt' is normally used in British English. (before anyone picks me up about it) COMMONLY MISSPELT WORDS - absence accommodate achieve acquire across address advertise advice among apparent argument athlete awful balance basically becoming before beginning believe benefit breathe brilliant business calendar careful category ceiling cemetery certain chief citizen coming competition convenience criticise decide definite deposit describe desperate develop difference dilemma disappear disappoint discipline does during easily eight either embarrass environment equipped exaggerate excellent except exercise existence expect experience experiment explanation familiar fascinating finally foreign forty forward friend fundamental generally government grammar guarantee guidance happiness heroes humorous identity imaginary imitation immediately incidentally independent intelligent interesting interfere interpretation interruption invitation irrelevant irritable island jealous judgment knowledge laboratory length lesson library licence license (US) loneliness losing lying marriage mathematics medicine miniature minute mysterious naturally necessary neighbour neither noticeable occasion occurred official often omission operate optimism original ought paid parallel particularly peculiar perceive perform permanent persevere personally persuade picture piece planning pleasant political possess possible practical prefer prejudice presence privilege probably professional promise proof psychology quantity quarter quiet quit quite realise receive recognise recommend reference religious repetition restaurant rhythm ridiculous sacrifice safety scissors secretary separate shining similar sincerely soldier speech stopping strength studying succeed successful surely surprise temperature temporary thorough through toward tries truly twelfth until unusual using usually village weird welcome whether writing Misterduncan's PLAYLISTS - on youtube.com/duncaninchina Ask Misterduncan - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAD0A8CFF102D5CF2 Lessons 1 to 91- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF467B6C12B713A03 Full English - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvnlSJNf_DYX8jVA_kcIpQuRBXcf2XIZ English Topic - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvnlSJNf_DaUGBc2dP0bSbgCtpkiCnT7 WORD STOP - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8AC561C1AE953017 May days - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvnlSJNf_DaKQi3YG30D_NyX881Wsiln Dunctober - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvnlSJNf_DY7Olv13JrMwgdKsJ0Xwohq December drop in - https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLbvnlSJNf_DY7bb_xeLDzKPEJLzN4Z3io Xmas lessons - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvnlSJNf_DYGEKPZ5Q1_CVxLbsH4tjVv LIVE STREAMS - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvnlSJNf_DaI8vtS20jjBlb9mzIuQQvo My life in China and England - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL44BC10EEFAC0AF40 Other English lessons - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8B3F18AC104C9F46

The video contains a list of 100 common misspelled words in English. Here are the words: 1. absence – abcense, absance 2. acceptable – acceptible 3. accommodate – accomodate, acommodate 4. achieve – acheive 5. acquire – aquire, adquire 6. address – adress 7. aggressive – agressive 8. almost – allmost 9. annually – anually, annualy 10. argument – arguement 11. awful – awfull, aweful 12. because – becuase 13. beginning – begining 14. business – buisness 15. calendar – calender 16. Caribbean – Carribean 17. category – catagory 18. cemetery – cemetary, cematery 19. changeable – changable 20. colleague – collaegue, collegue 21. committed – commited, committed 22. competition – compitition 23. conscientious – consciencious 24. consensus – concensus 25. deceive – decieve 26. definite – definate, definit 27. definitely – definitly, definately, defiantly 28. desperate – desparate 29. dilemma – dilema 30. disastrous – disasterous 31. dumbbell – dumbell 32. embarrass – embarass 33. exceed – excede 34. exhilarate – exilerate 35. existence – existance 36. experience – experiance 37. fascinating – facinating 38. fiery – firey 39. foreign – foriegn 40. fulfil – fullfil (American: fulfill) 41. gauge – guage 42. grateful – gratefull, greatful 43. guarantee – garantee, garentee, garanty 44. guidance – guidence 45. harass – harrass 46. hierarchy – heirarchy 47. humorous – humerous 48. hygiene – hygene, hygine, hiygeine, higeine, hygeine 49. hypocrite – hipocrit 50. ignorance – ignorence 51. imitate – immitate 52. immediately – imediately 53. independent – independant 54. indispensable – indispensible 55. intelligence – inteligence, intelligance 56. jewelry (UK: jewellery) – jewelery 57. leisure – liesure 58. liaison – liason 59. maintenance – maintainance, maintnance 60. miniature – miniture 61. minuscule – miniscule 62. mischievous – mischievious, mischevous, mischevious 63. misspell – mispell, misspel 64. necessary – neccessary, necessery 65. neighbor – nieghbor 66. noticeable – noticable 67. occasion – occassion 68. omission – ommision, omision 69. original – orignal 70. outrageous – outragous 71. pastime – passtime, pasttime[4] 72. perceive – percieve 73. plagiarize – plagerize 74. possession – posession, possesion 75. precede – preceed 76. privilege – privelege, priviledge 77. pronunciation – pronounciation 78. questionnaire – questionaire, questionnair 79. receive – recieve 80. receipt – reciept 81. recommend – recomend, reccommend 82. referred – refered 83. reference – referance, refrence 84. relevant – relevent, revelan 85. repetition – repitition 86. rhythm – rythm, rythem 87. secretary – secratary, secretery 88. separate – seperate 89. surprise – suprise, surprize 90. tomorrow – tommorow 91. tuition - tution 92. until – untill 93. vacuum – vaccuum, vaccum, vacume 94. vicious – visious 95. weather – wether 96. weird – wierd 97. welfare – wellfare, welfair 98. whether – wether 99. withhold – withold[ 100. writing – writting, writeing References: https://en.wikipedia.org https://en.oxforddictionaries.com Follow us Instagram: my_dear_english.t.i.e https://www.instagram.com/my_dear_english.t.i.e/ Twitter: my_dear_english t.i.e https://twitter.com/KashSaga Facebook page: My dear English - MYDEN https://www.facebook.com/My-dear-English-MYDEN-310424585793574/ Stay tuned for more videos. Have a good day! Regards Kash