
An Artist Makes Clever Illustrations for the “Same” Words We All Confuse, and They’re Too Cool Not to Share
No matter whether you’re a native English speaker or not, you probably face some spelling problems from time to time. And even today, with the use of autocorrect and various spell-checkers, we still repeat the same little mistakes over and over again. To make your writing better, Bruce Worden created a blog called Homophones, Weakly. In this blog, Worden posts funny minimalistic illustrations showing English words that look the same, sound the same, or are otherwise easily confused.
Bright Side put together 30 clever illustrations made by Worden that will help you remember some of the most confusing English words and avoid those annoying typos in your future texts.
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Which words are the most difficult for you? Let’s discuss your own ways to remember them in the comments!
Comments


"let's create a huge bunch of words that are written and sound similar. What a great idea!"
Though the illustrations are fun
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