Tricky English words

Needed or required.

One c, two s’s.

Not the same as another person or thing.

Two f’s, one r.

Apart from others; not together.

Keep “separate” inside separately.

Certainly; without doubt.

Think “finite” inside definitely.

Feeling awkward or self-conscious about something.

Two r’s and two s’s.

Sometimes, but not often.

Two c’s and two l’s.

To suggest that someone or something is a good choice.

One c, two m’s.

Apart or not joined together.

There is “a rat” in separate.

To get something that is given or sent to you.

I before e, except after c.

A special right, advantage, or opportunity.

No d, and no extra e before -lege.

A place to stay or live.

Two c’s, two m’s.

Your sense of what is right and wrong.

Con + science.

To stop being visible or present.

One s, two p’s.

The day after today.

One m, two r’s.

A set of written questions used to collect information.

Two n’s; ends in -aire.

Able to express ideas clearly and effectively.

One l; ends in -quent.