commonly confused words

Wonder and wander. Although I do particularly find it funny when people write "I'll wonder over there" I can't help it, I know I shouldn't!

How about RAISE and RAZE. These are opposites - as in raising a barn, versus razing it to the ground. I've always been baffled as to why English would allow two words with the same sound and opposite meanings.

Why are these words confusing??

where and were and wear

it's --its wheather--weather advice--advise quite--quiet their--there- you're--your week-weak but--yet

You've caught quite a few of them.

bath and birth, Calendar and colander,licence and license moral and morale, final and finale,test and taste,then and than,gate and get

Yes, it's true. Also false-friends are a problem for non english native speakers. Actually sounds similar to Actualmente (spanish), but Actualmente means currently. There are many words like that one.

all right - alright all together - altogether allusion - illusion altrnately -alternatively beside -besides bimonthly -semimonthly capital -capitol cite -site discrete -discrete disinterested -uninterested elicit -illicite emigrant -immigrant farther -further foreward -forward stationary -stationery ....

stationary and stationery...ya its little confusing sometime...lots of words there ..

Cloth and clothe

the and teh LOL