Commonly confused words

Each of the boxes (contain/contains) useful information.

Choose the correct spelling: embarass or embarrass?

Neither the Smith twins nor Samantha (were/was) informed of the changes made in the club bylaws.

Choose the correct spelling: definntly or definitely

I (accept/except) your invitation to the party (accept/except) I will be an hour late.

Choose the correct spelling: seperate or separate?

It is (alright/ all right) with me if you buy the ticket to Hawaii.

Sally's estate will be split equally (among/between) her six children.

The (principal/principle) of the story was that you should not steal.

His tone (implied/inferred) that he did not really believe us.

My boss gave me a (compliment/complement) after the presentation.

Bob is going to (there/their) house after the game.

(Your/You're) welcome

A bit (farther/further) down the road, you will come to my home.

The cat bit (it's/its) tail until it was sore.

The books are over (their/there) on the shelf.

Next weekend it's (supposebly/supposedly) getting a bit colder again, but I think that winter is over.

(Sense/Since) you aren't going to the show, can I have your ticket?

(There/They're) going to the concert an hour late.

We drove (through/threw) the Chesapeake Bay Tunnel.