Spelling Demons

a lot	two words
accept	to agree to something "I accept your reasons."
except	a preposition "Everyone loved it except Joseph who hated it."
all right	two words
already	one word
altogether	one word
choose	present or future tense "You can choose your favorite fruit."
chose	past tense "They chose their fruit yesterday"
chosen	past participle "They have already chosen their fruit."
could have	NEVER "could of" YUCK!!!
its	possessive pronoun like his or hers or yours. No apostrophe!!
it's	contraction of it+is "It's raining, it's pouring, the old man is snoring..."
lead	present tense - "Lead us not into temptation..."
led	past tense of "to lead" - "She led him by the nose."
loose	adjective- "You may have a screw loose."
lose	verb- "They warned us not to lose the map, but we did."
neither	e before i (sorry!)
paid	NEVER "payed" EEEW!!!
passed	past tense of to pass- "She passed the clams to Robert."
past	noun or preposition- "Odysseus recalled the past as he sailed past the cliffs."
separate	there's "a rat" in separate.
supposed to	MUST have a d on the end (even though we mush it with the t in speech)
their	possessive pronoun- "Their feet hurt after the marathon."
there	adverb- "There were bells on the hill, but I never heard them ringing."
they're	contraction of they + are- "They're getting ahead of us, row faster!"
threw	past tense of to throw- "Indiana threw him the idol!"
through	preposition- "It rolled through the door, surprising everyone."
to	preposition or part of infinitive- "We're off to the woods to catch a giant."
too	means excessively- "Four bowls of ice cream were simply too much."
two	meaning 2 - "Two pizzas are too many to eat right now."
tried	there is no y in this word (it turns into ied when 'to try' becomes past tense)
used to	MUST have a d (like supposed to)
which	don't forget the first h (like who and what and where)
witch	flies on broomsticks
who's	contraction of who + is- "Who's that knocking at my chamber door?"
whose	possessive pronoun- "Whose woods these are I think I know."
your	possessive pronoun- "Your shoe is untied."
you're	contraction of you + are- "You're the sunshine of my life."
whether	meaning 'if'- "Whether you paint it or not, it doesn't matter."
weather	relating to the local climate- "The weather outside is frightful!"