But only four common ones end with "-efy": liquefy ... This difference doesn't actually apply to spelling rules. The prefix "fore-" means "before" or "in front of," while "for" generally conveys ...

Notice how the ‘i’ comes before the ‘e’ in believe, achieve and retrieve. Take care when using the past tense. You usually need to add ‘-ed’ to a verb, though some verbs need extra ...

Male wearing glasses: Common letter patterns are really important, it helps with your spelling. Things like tight, has I-G-H-T on the end of it, tight. Male in dark suit: It's like it and then how ...