Choose the Correctly Spelled Word

Successor is the correct spelling for someone who follows another in an office or position. The other options contain phonetic errors: saccessor drops the 'c', succeser replaces 'c' with 's', and suksessor misplaces the 'k' sound.

The correct spelling is 'preservation' with 'e' after 'v' and 'ation' at the end. The word comes from 'preserve' + the suffix '-ation'. Options B, C, and D all contain spelling errors in the middle or end of the word.

The correct spelling is 'vocabulary' with one 'c', one 'a', and ending in 'ulary'. The pattern follows similar words like 'sectorial' or 'laboratory'. Options A, B, and D incorrectly double letters or change vowel sounds.

The correct spelling is 'sacrifice' with 'a' after 's', 'i' after 'f', and 'ce' at the end. This follows the pattern of words ending in '-fice' like 'suffice'. Options B, C, and D contain errors with 'ie', 'ph', or missing vowels.

Correct spelling : "Sincere" 

The correct spelling is 'inseparable' with 'e' after 'in', 'par' in the middle, and 'able' at the end. The prefix 'in-' and suffix '-able' combine with 'separate'. Options A, C, and D incorrectly use 'a' or 'pr' or 'eble'.

The correct spelling is 'condemn' with 'mn' at the end and 'e' as the only vowel. The 'n' in 'mn' is silent, which makes this word commonly misspelled. Options B, C, and D incorrectly change the vowel pattern or omit the 'n'.

 Auxiliary is the correct spelling.

The correct spelling is 'Grammar' with 'ar' not 'er', and 'mm' doubled in the middle. This word is commonly misspelled as 'Grammer' due to phonetic confusion. Options B, C, and D incorrectly use 'er' or single 'm'.

The correct spelling is 'behaviour' with 'aviour' at the end (British English). In Indian standardized tests, British spelling is typically expected. Option B shows American spelling 'behavior', while A and D contain other spelling errors.

The correct spelling is 'beginning' with double 'n' and double 'g'. When adding '-ing' to 'begin', both consonants are doubled. Options B, C, and D incorrectly omit one or both doubled letters.

The correct spelling is 'concrete' with 'cr' in the middle and 'ete' at the end. The word follows a consistent pattern with 'creet' sound spelled as 'crete'. Options A, C, and D incorrectly use 'k' or change the ending.

The correct spelling is 'profession' with one 'f', one 's', and 'ion' at the end. Many people incorrectly double the 'f' or 's'. Options A, B, and C all contain errors with doubled letters or wrong endings.

The correct spelling is 'sympathy' with 'mp' in the middle, 'th' not 'ht', and 'y' at the end. The word follows Greek root patterns. Options A, C, and D incorrectly change the middle or ending patterns.

The correct spelling is 'documentary' with 'ment' in the middle and 'ary' at the end. This follows the pattern of nouns ending in '-ment' plus '-ary'. Options B, C, and D incorrectly change the middle vowels or ending.

Equity means fairness or impartiality. The correct spelling follows the root 'equi-' (meaning equal) plus '-ty'. Common misspellings like 'eqity' miss the middle 'u' sound, while 'equaity' adds an extra 'a' that doesn't belong.

Prescribe means to authorize or recommend a medical treatment or course of action. The spelling follows 'pre-' (before) + 'scribe' (to write). Common errors like 'priscribe' confuse the 's' and 'c' order, while 'prescrib' drops the necessary final 'e'.

Homogeneous means uniform or similar in composition. The spelling follows 'homo-' (same) + 'geneous' (from 'genus' meaning kind/race). Misspellings like 'homogenious' incorrectly add '-ious' ending, while 'homoginious' combines multiple errors.

Implement means to put into effect or execute. The spelling follows 'im-' + 'ple' + 'ment'. Common misspellings like 'impliment' swap 'e' for 'i', while 'impleement' doubles the 'e' incorrectly. The root is related to 'complete' and 'supplement'.

Invisible means unable to be seen. The spelling follows 'in-' (not) + 'vis' (see) + '-ible' (able to be). Common errors like 'invicible' change 's' to 'c', while 'invesible' drops the 'i' after 'v'. The root is 'vision' - keep the 'vis' pattern.

Popular means liked or admired by many people. The spelling follows 'popul' + '-ar'. Common misspellings like 'poppular' double the 'p', while 'populer' adds 'e' instead of 'a'. The word comes from 'popularis' in Latin, related to 'people'.

Luxurious means expensive and luxurious. The spelling follows 'luxur' + '-ious'. Common errors like 'luxureous' change 'i' to 'e', while 'luxerious' mixes 'e' and 'i' incorrectly. The root 'luxury' becomes 'luxurious' when adding '-ious'.

Straight means not curved or bent. This is an irregular spelling with 'str' + 'aight'. Common misspellings like 'streit' use Germanic patterns, while 'streight' adds 'e' incorrectly. 'Strait' is a different word meaning narrow. The spelling must be memorized.

Colleague means a coworker or associate. The spelling follows 'col' + 'league'. Common errors like 'colligue' change 'e' to 'i' and 'a' to 'u', while 'collegie' adds 'ie' ending. This word comes from 'collega' (Latin) and 'league' - think of combining 'col' + 'league'.

Amphibian means an animal capable of living on both land and water. The spelling follows 'amphib' + '-ian'. Common errors like 'amphetion' confuse with 'amphetamine', while 'amphhibien' uses French ending pattern. The root is Greek 'amphibios' meaning living a double life.