Spellings

Combine is the correct spelling for to join or mix together. It uses 'o' after 'C' and 'mb' in the middle. Options like Cambene, Ciombine, and Cambine incorrectly use 'e' or rearrange letters.

Commandant is the correct spelling for a commanding officer. It uses 'om' after 'C', 'mm' in the middle, and 'andant' at the end. Options like Comandant, Cammandant, and Commindant miss the double 'm' or use incorrect vowels.

Commend is the correct spelling for to praise formally. It uses 'o' after 'C' and 'mm' in the middle. Options like Comend, Camoned, and Commined miss the double 'm' or have incorrect vowels.

Commentary is the correct spelling for an expression of opinions or explanatory remarks. It uses 'om' after 'C', 'mm' in the middle, and 'entary' at the end. Options like Comntary, Commantry, and Cemmantery have incorrect consonant patterns.

Commitment is the correct spelling for the state of being dedicated to a cause. It uses 'o' after 'C', 'mm' in the middle, and 'ent' at the end. Options like Comitent, Comtient, and Cemmitent miss the double 'm' or have incorrect vowels.

Commission is spelled with double m and double s - COM-MIS-SION. The other options miss one or both of these double letters.

Commodity is spelled COM-MO-DI-TY with single o after the double m. The key is remembering not to double the o or add extra letters.

Compartment is spelled COM-PART-MENT with single m and single t. The tricky part is remembering not to double either letter.

Communicate is spelled with double m only - COM-MU-NI-CATE. Unlike commission, only the m is doubled, not the n.

Computation is spelled COM-PU-TA-TION with single m and single t. It follows the pattern of compute rather than commission.

Compensate is spelled COM-PEN-SATE with single m and single e. Unlike commission or communicate, this word has no doubled letters.

Complain is spelled COM-PLAIN with single m. The plain ending comes from the same root as airplane or explain.

Concurrent is spelled CON-CUR-RENT with double n and single u. The prefix con- is followed by cur-, then -ent.

Concussion is spelled CON-CUS-SION with double s and single n. It follows the same pattern as permission or discussion.

Condiment is spelled CON-DI-MENT with single m and single n. The key is not doubling any letters.