| BENAR | SALAH |
| absence | absense, absance |
| acceptable | acceptible |
| accidentally/accidently | accidentally |
| accommodate | accomodate, acommodate (Double ‘c’ dan double ‘m’ ya, fellas.) |
| acknowledge | acknowlege, aknowledge |
| acquaintance | acquaintence, aquaintance |
| across | accross (hanya satu ‘c’) |
| address | adress (Double ‘d’ dan double ‘s’) |
| advisable | adviseable |
| a lot | alot (Harus dipisah) |
| awful | awfull |
| basically | basicly |
| calendar | calender |
| conscious | concious |
| deposit | deposite |
| dilemma | dilema |
| dumbbell | dumbell |
| embarrass | embarass (Double ‘r’ dan double ‘s’) |
| exaggerate | exagerate (Double ‘g’) |
| forty | fourty |
| grateful | gratefull, greatful |
| jewelry (UK : jewellery) | jewelery |
| liaison | liason |
| misspell | mispell, misspel |
| questionnaire | questionaire (Double ‘n’) |
| successful | succesful, successfull |
| no one | noone |
Compiled by @Patipatigulipat at @EnglishTips4U on Saturday, November 19, 2011
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“3. Benar – Salah = accidentally/accidently – accidentally”They’re both “accidentally” so which one is the wrong one?
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