This document provides definitions and examples for commonly confused words and phrases in the English language. It addresses terms like affect and effect, annual, averse and adverse, couple of, demolish and destroy, drown, due to and because of, either, funeral service, heads, hopefully, "I think", imply and infer, its and it's, lay and lie, less and fewer, like and as, over and more than, principle and principal, reluctant and reticent, temperature, that and which, who and whom. The overall purpose is to clarify correct usage of these similar-sounding or commonly misused words.