Words Writers Misuse

Words writers misuse will show you some very simple words English speaking writers misuse when writing articles. These are words we use in speech every day, but when it comes to writing them, they invariably cause a bit of confusion. If you have trouble with any of the words below, today's article should put your ambivalence at rest. 
If you have trouble writing other words (which aren't mentioned here) please list them in the comment section so I can address them at a later date. Failing that, you can check out this Free English Lessons page. We may have already dealt with them there.

Pay attention to your writing. Potential clients are looking at your mistakes right now.  The usage of the words below are outlined in their basic forms. There are exceptions to rules, so this article is in no way comprehensive. It was designed to quickly give an overview of the words addressed. 

Common Misused Words In English

A tutorial outlining some common misused words in English.

My earlier article about the use of you’re and your garnered a very large number of views. It just goes to show that many people aren’t sure about the differences - or when to use them. Of course, we all make mistakes, but I'm sure it irks you to see writers using these and other homonyms incorrectly. (A homonym is a word that’s spelled or pronounced in the same way as another word, but has a different meaning).

The article (you’re and your) linked above has those two words covered, but let’s look at a few of the other most common misused words in English. Note: these are just short explanations – meant to give you a basic understanding. As you know, there are exceptions in the English language and there’s a lot more to say about the words discussed below.