Spellings

Argument is the correct spelling. The 'e' in 'argue' is dropped when adding the '-ment' suffix.

Scripture is the correct spelling, referring to sacred writings. It follows standard phonetic patterns for the 'script' root.

Approached is the correct spelling. It requires a double 'p' and the standard '-ed' suffix for the past tense.

Passenger is the correct spelling. It contains a double 's' and the '-enger' suffix.

Forecast is the correct spelling. It is a compound of 'fore' and 'cast', neither of which requires extra letters.

Exaggerate is the correct spelling. It requires a double 'g' after the 'ex-' prefix.

Bouquet is the correct spelling for a bunch of flowers. It is a French loanword retaining its original spelling.

Puerile is the correct spelling, meaning childishly silly. It comes from the Latin 'puer' meaning boy.

Foreigner is the correct spelling. It follows the 'i before e except after c' rule, though it is an exception to that rule.

Commission is the correct spelling. It requires double 'm', double 's', and double 's' again.

Accurate is the correct spelling. It requires a double 'c' at the beginning.

Entrepreneur is the correct spelling. It is a French word meaning someone who undertakes a business venture.

Perseverance is the correct spelling. It is derived from 'persevere', ending in '-ance'.

Illustrious is the correct spelling. It means well-known, respected, and admired for past achievements.

Pitiable is the correct spelling. The 'y' in 'pity' changes to 'i' before adding the '-able' suffix.