Right or Wrong? The Ultimate Spelling Challenge!

The correct spelling is embarrass, with two r’s and two s’s. Dropping one of them is a frequent mistake.

Separate is correct. Many people mistakenly write seperate, but that’s wrong — the middle vowel is an a, not an e.

This is correct — government. The silent ‘n’ in the middle often causes confusion, but it’s part of the proper spelling.

The correct form is necessary. A common mistake is adding an extra c or s (like neccessary), but this version is right.

This is the right spelling — occurred, with a double c and double r. Many miss it by dropping one r.

This is the correct spelling — beautiful. It often confuses learners because of the tricky -eau- combination, but this version is right.

The correct spelling is until, with a single l at the end. Adding an extra l is a frequent slip.

The proper spelling is occasion, with only one s. Doubling the s is a frequent error.

The correct spelling is receive. Remember the rule: “i before e, except after c.”

The correct spelling is February. The first ‘r’ after the b is often skipped in casual writing, but it belongs there.

The correct spelling is writing with a single t. Doubling the t is a very common mistake.

The spelling calendar is correct. A common mistake is writing calender, which is wrong.

The right form is definitely. The “a” in definately is a common error that sneaks in, but it doesn’t belong.

The correct spelling is tomorrow, with only one m and a double r. Doubling the m is a common mistake.

The correct spelling is environment — it includes an ‘n’ after the o. That missing letter trips up many writers.