Except.. All except Ali were present there. (2) Alter.. Alter your ways. Altar.. A lamb was taken to the altar. (3) Adopt.. He adopted Ali. Adept.. He is an adept in cooking. (4) Accede; I accede to all your demands. Exceed; Do not exceed the limits. (5) Access; I have no access to the headmaster. Excess; Excess of everything is bad. (6) Angle; Change lies in angles. Angel; Angels are very powerful. (7) Addition; Sometimes addition becomes impossible. Edition; First edition is always the best. (8) Advise; I advise you to work hard. Advice; My advice fell flat upon him. (9) Affect; Cold affects the crops. Effect; Fine weather has a good effect on his health. (10) Amiable; The truth is always amiable. Amicable; Every relation cannot be amicable. (11) Accident; It was a terrible accident. Incident; Incidents point out fate. (12) Ascend; I can ascend the camel. Descend; When mind descends soul ascends. (13) Bail; Truth needs no bail. Bail; I bought two bails of cotton. (14) Ballot; Ballot is the need of honesty. Bullet; Where bullet fails, ballot inhales. (15) Beach; We visited Clifton Beach. Beech; Beech is a beautiful tree. (16) Bear; He can bear his loss. Beer; Do not drink beer. (17) Berth; He was lying on the berth. Birth; What is your date of birth? (18) Beside; He is sitting beside me. Besides; This sum is besides your pay. (19) Between; There is enmity between Ali and Ahmad. Among; He was sitting among the beggars. (20) Block; It is a very heavy block. Bloc; Bloc of truth is always little. (21) Born; He was born in a town. Borne; Truth is always borne by the poor. (22) Bow; Always bow before God. Bough; A bough was broken in the storm.
(23) Brake; Progress knows no brake.
Break; Do not break if you cannot make. (24) Bridal; She was wearing her bridal dress. Bridle; Bridle is to drive a horse. (25) Calendar; We follow the Hijri calendar. Calender; A calendar is to press the cloth. (26) Canon; Power knows no canon. Cannon; Cannon is no more useful now. (27) Canvas; My shoes are of canvas. Canvass; Please canvass for me. (28) Cast; I do not want to cast my vote. Caste; He is a jot by caste. (29) Casual; Nothing is casual in these days. Causal; He is causal to all this wrong. (30) Cease; Truth can never cease. Seize; He will seize the lost values. (31) Cell; The prisoner was put into a dark cell. Sell; I do not want to sell my car. (32) Check; Please check my account. Cheque; He got his fees in cheque. (33) Childish; I praise your childish thoughts. Childlike; We like her childlike ways. (34) Cite; He cited some verses from the Holy Quran. Sight; It was a very beautiful sight. (35) Clock; He sold his wall clock. Cloak; He was wearing a cloak. (36) Cloth; His brother runs a cloth shop. Clothe; I wear simple clothes. (37) Coarse; This cloth is coarse. Course; New English course is easy. (38) Cold; It was very cold yesterday. Cool; A cool breeze is blowing. (39) Coma; He is in the state of coma. Comma; There is no comma in this sentence. (40) Command; He commanded our army in 1965. Commend; I commend my teacher. (41) Corpse; They took the corpse for postmortem. Corps; I work in army medical corps. (42) Counsil; He is a member of local counsil. Counsel; We prefer his counsel to all others. (43) Dairy; I work in a dairy farm. Diary; Diary is but a written thinking. (44) Dear; Pakistan is dear to us. Deer; A deer is a beautiful animal. (45) Diseased; He looks diseased. Deceased; The deceased was buried at noon. (46) Deflate; The tyre was deflated.
Inflate; Every hope inflates our morale.
(47) Defy; Do not defy religious practices. Deify; The Greeks deify their heroes. (48) Dew; Dew drops shine in the morning sun. Due; He could not come due to fever. (49) Die; He may die for his country. Dye; She will dye her dress red. (50) Doze; Do not doze in the class. Dose; Take this dose of medicine. (51) Drought; The drought caused a great loss. Draught; Just few draughts of water made me fresh. (52) Dual; He is a person of dual nature. Duel ; They will fight a duel. (53) Elder ; Is he your elder brother? Older; He is five year older than I. (54) Eminent; Iqbal was an eminent poet. Imminent; An atomic war seems imminent. (55) Empire; Hazrat Umar (RA) ruled over a vast empire. Umpire; He is a famous cricket umpire. (56) Essay; I wrote an essay on drugs. Assay; We will assay to find a new shelter. (57) Fair; She has a fair colour. Fare; I can pay your fare to Lahore. (58) Farm; He works on his farm. Form; Form nouns from these verbs. (59) Farther; We traveled farther to his house. Further; Can you want to say anything further? (60) Feet; I have two feet. Feat; I saw many feats in the circus. (61) Fiction; I like Urdu fiction. Faction; A faction was against the reforms. (62) Find; The thirsty crow did not find water. Fined; He was fined for 4 rupees for coming late. (63) Flour; Flour is cheaper than bread. Floor; This floor is broken. (64) Former; Ali and Adil are friends. The former is a doctor. Farmer; His father is a farmer. (65) Forward; He did not look forward and ran into a bus. Foreword; This foreword is based on lies. (66) Foul; Do not play foul in your game. Fowl; I aimed at a fowl and fired. (67) Funeral; I attended the funeral of his father. Funereal; She was wearing funereal dress. (68) Gamble; He gambles on matches. Gambol; Children gambol in streets. (69) Gate; Our school has a main gate. Gait; Her gait is graceful.
(70) Glass; We have glass cups.
Gloss; The gloss in the surface of water was disturbing. (71) Great; Iqbal was a great poet. Grate; He was sitting near the grate. (72) Guilt; He accepted his guilt. Gilt; The furniture of the room was gilted. (73) Hail; It does not hail in summer. Hale; He is quite hale and hearty. (74) Hair; My hair is grey. Heir; We are heir to ignorance. (75) Heard; I heard a rumour this morning. Herd; He has a herd of sheep. (76) Heel; His heel was wounded. Heal; His wound will heal soon. (77) Hew; I shall hew this tree in an hour. Hue; She was wearing clothes of red hue. (78) Hoard; Do not hoard any crop. Horde; They are a horde of thieves. (79) Hole; Rats live in holes. Whole; I have read the whole story. (80) Human; Human brain is vaster than computer. Humane; Her manners are quite humane. (81) Idol; The Hindus worship idols. Idle; Ahmad is an idle boy. (82) Illegible; His handwriting is illegible. Eligible; He is eligible for this post. (83) Impossible; It is never impossible to excuse. Impassable; This road is impassable. (84) Industrial; Faisalabad is an industrial city. Industrious; He is an industrious student. (85) Later; He went to a party and later to the playground. Latter; Ali and Adnan are friends. The latter is a teacher. (86) Lesson; I shall teach you a lesson. Lessen; Try to lessen your weight. (87) Liar; Go to hell with all the liars. Lawyer; He is a lawyer by profession. (88) Lose; Do not lose courage. Loose; Loose dress suits him. (89) Mail; This letter came by the evening mail. Male; The male members earn for their family. (90) Minor; It is a minor mistake. Miner; He is a miner by profession. (91) Marry; He will marry Nazia. Merry; Let us make merry. (92) Mean; His friend is a mean fellow. Mien; She posses a pleasant mien. (93) Meat; I like meat.
Meet; He wants to meet her alone.
(94) Message; Iqbal,s poetry is a message of hope. Massage; He is used to massage his body. (95) Metal; Gold is a precious metal. Mettle; He is a man of mettle. (96) Medal; He won a gold medal in the race. Meddle; Do not meddle my affairs. (97) Moral; We must follow moral values. Morale; Our army keeps a high morale. (98) Naughty; Ali is a naughty boy. Knotty; It is very knotty problem. (99) Oar; He has a single oar boat. Ore; I purchased a lot of iron ore. (100) Pale; He turned pale with fear. Pail; Please bring a pail of water. (101) Pain; I am feeling pain in my arm. Pane; She was sitting beside a window pane. (102) Petrol; Petrol is very costly these days. Patrol; The police patrols the area at night. (103) Plain; This field lokks like a plain. Plane; This surface is plane. (104) Popular; He is a popular poet. Populous; Lahore is a populous city. (105) Pour; Pour some water in the glass. Pore; Every pore is a little nose. (106) Pray; Let us pray to God for the rain. Prey; Eagle is a bird of prey. (107) Principal; Our principal is a kind man. Principle; He is very strict to his principles. (108) Profit; The profit in writing books is nill. Prophet; Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) is the last prophet of Allah. (109) Quiet; Keep quiet please. Quite; He is quite foolish. (110) Rain; I enjoy the rain at night. Reign; The reign of Akbar was not so good. (111) Right; We must fight for our rights. Rite; Some rites are quite useless. (112) Ring; The peon rings the bell. Wring; Can you wring these clothes? (113) Roll; The teacher called our roll. Role; He played the role of a king. (114) Root; The plants get water through roots. Route; The buses run on their respective routes. (115) Sale; This car is for sale. Sail; The sail of the ship was torn. (116) Seem; She seems happy today. Seam; The seam of the ball has come off.
(117) Seen; I had seen him earlier.
Scene; It was a beautiful scene. (118) Sheer; It was his sheer carelessness. Shear; He can shear the wool. (119) Soar; A kite can soar in the sky. Sore; I have a sore throat. (120) Sole; The sole of my shoe is damaged. Soul; Nobody has seen a soul. (121) Soot; There is a lot of soot in the chimney. Suit; Blue colour suits you. (122) Stair; He was sitting in the stairs. Stare; Do not stare at others. (123) Stationary; The sun is stationary. Stationery; He runs a stationery shop. (124) Story; It is an interesting story. Storey; I live in the top storey of this house. (125) Tail; The cow has a long tail. Tale; He told me a fairy tale. (126) Team; Our team won the match easily. Teem; This pond is teem of ducks. (127) Tire; He got tired of walking. Tyre; The tyre of the bus got punctured. (128) Urban; We live in an urban area. Urbane; His manners are urbane. (129) Vacation; Our school is closing for summer vacation. Vocation; He could not adjust himself in any vocation. (130) Vain; He tried very hard but in vain. Vein; The veins in her hands are quite clear. (131) Vale; Hunza is a beautiful vale. Veil; She wears a black veil. (132) Waist; Her waist is quite slender. Waste; Do not waste your time. (133) Wait; Please wait for me. Weight; Try to lose your weight. (134) Way; O Allah show me the straight way. Weigh; Weigh this flour sack. (135) Weak; I am weak in English. Week; A week has seven days. (136) Whether; Whether you like or not I must go there. Weather; The weather is very fine today. (137) Wine; I strongly dislike to drink wine. Vine; The vine was hanging down with grapes. (138) Yoke; The yoke was quite heavy. Yolk; I like the yolk of an egg.