A
Accept (derbyn) - I gladly accepted her invitation.
Except (derbyn) - Except Oveget, I will not attend her cultural function.
Access (mynediad) - The class caption has free access to the Headmaster.
Excess (dros ben) - Excess of everything is bad.
Adapt (addasu) -He adapted himself to the new school.
Adept (fedrus) - He is adept in Nazrul song.
Adopt (mabwysiadu) - Don't adopt unfair means in the examination.
Advice (cyngor) - Last night My father gave me a good advice.
Advise (cynghori) - My all well wishers advised me to go through a book.
Affect (effeithio) - Excess labor must affect your body.
Effect (effaith) - The effects of war are not good.
Ascent (esgyniad) - The ascent to the mountain is not a easy task.
Assent (cydsyniad) - I need your assent regarding this matter.
Admit (cyfaddef) - Mukul admits that he was wrong.
Confess (cyfaddef) - You must confess your fault.
Addicted (gaeth) - Mukul is addicted to drinking.
Devoted (ffyddlon) - Munir is devoted to all newspaper technical support.
Assay (assay) - Plabon always assays to help others.
Essay (traethawd) - I am writing an essay on discipline.
Altar (allor) - The goat was sacrificed on the altar.
Alter (newid) - Nothing is left in this city to be altered.
B
Bag (bag) - Hafez has a wonderful laptop bag.
Beg (beg) - The older man is begging from door to door.
Bad (drwg) - Never try to mingle with the bad boys.
Bed (gwely) - I must go to the bed as I feel sleepy.
Bat (ystlumod) - Bats do not lay eggs.
Bet (bet) - I bet, You will lose the match.
Beat (guro) - They will beat the thief.
Bit (bit) - Mukul ate every bit of his cake.
Berth (berth) - Poor people can not reserve a berth in the train.
Birth (genedigaeth) - The cow gave birth to a culf yesterday.
Beside (wrth ochr) - His house is beside the field.
Besides (ar wahân) - Besides this , He has plenty of wealth.
C
Calendar (calendr) - I gave him a calendar of 2014.
Calender (calendr) - Every washerman has a calender.
Check (gwiriwch) - Check your temper.
Cheque (gwiriwch) - I gave him a cheque of TK. 500.
Cite (dyfynnu) - Cite an example.
Site (safle) - This is the new site of our school.
Sight (golwg) - Her eye-sight is defective.
Coarse (bras) - She can not eat coarse rice.
Course (cwrs) - The ship has changed his course.
Corps (corfflu) - A corps of soldiers was sent to the flood affected area.
Corpse (corff) - A corpse is lying by the road.
Childish (plentynnaidd) - I don't like your childish manners.
Childlike (childlike) - He is liked by everybody for his childlike simplicity.
Council (cyngor) - Ramih is the new chairman of the Union council.
Counsel (cwnsler) - My teacher gave a good counsel.
Clean (glân) - The room is clean.
Clear (glir) - The water is clear.
Custom (arfer) - The custom is no longer in vogue.
Costume (gwisgoedd) - You should not wear fancy costume.
Coma (coma) - My wife in a coma.
Comma (coma) - Put a comma (.) after the verb.
Canon (canon) - A society has its own canons.
Cannon (canon) - The soldiers use cannons in the battle field.
D
Dear (annwyl) - My father is dear to me.
Deer (ceirw) - There are many deer in the Sundarbans.
Drown (boddi) - The boy was drowned in the river.
Sink (sinc) - The boat sank in the river.
Disease (clefyd) - He is suffering from skin disease.
Decease (ymadawiad) - Do you know the time of your decease ?.
Dairy (llaeth) - Have you ever visited the Sirajgonj dairy farm.
Diary (Dyddiadur) - It is good to keep a diary.
Die (yn marw) - He died of fever.
Dye (llifyn) - The cloth is dyed in fast colour.
Discover (darganfod) - Columbus discovered America fever.
Invent (dyfeisio) - Charle's Babbage invented the computer.
Deny (gwadu) - Simu denied all charges against her.
Refuse (gwrthod) - The servant refused to obey his orders.
Draft (drafft) - Make a draft of the petition.
Draught (drafft) - He drank the water of the glass at one draught.
Drought (sychder) - Drought destroyed the crops.
E
Eligible (gymwys) - He is not eligible for the post.
Illegible (annarllenadwy) - Your handwriting is illegible.
Eminent (o fri) - Dr. Haque is an eminent scholar.
Imminent (ar fin digwydd) - I saved him from an imminent danger.
Expect (disgwyl) - I expect that he will pass.
Hope (gobaith) - I hope you are well today.
F
Far (yn hyn) - The market is not far from the village.
Fur (ffwr) - The cat has soft fur all over it's body.
Fair (deg) - She is a fair girl.
Fare (pris) - What is the bus fair from Dhaka to Sirajgonj?
Farm (fferm) - There is an agricultural farm at Gazipur.
Firm (cwmni) - He is a firm in his ideas.
Flower (blodyn) - Everybody likes flower.
Flour (blawd) - Bread is made with flour.
Farther (farther) - They will go farther than expected.
Further (ymhellach) - Further explanation is necessary to solve this problem.
Fast (cyflym) - The horse runs fast.
First (yn gyntaf) - Faridul is the first boy.
Flash (fflach) - I saw a flash of lightning in the sky.
Flesh (cnawd) - Tigers are flesh eating animals.
G
Gaol (carchar) - The thief was sent to the gaol.
Goal (nod) - What is the goal of your life?
H
Hear (clywed) - I can not hear your voice.
Listen (gwrando) - Listen to what i say.
Human (dynol) - To err is human.
Humane (trugarog) - He is humane by nature.
Hard (caled) - He works hard.
Herd (fuches) - A herd of sheep is grazing in the field.
Hail (cenllysg) - The captain was hailed by all.
Hale (Hale) - I am quite hale and hearty.
Honorary (er anrhydedd) - He is the honorary member of our club.
Honourable (anrhydeddus) - Khaled is an honourable man.
Historic (hanesyddol) - This is a historic Place.
Historical (hanesyddol) - Because of historical fact English is spoken all over the world.
I
Industrious (diwyd) - Industrious people never fail in life.
Industrial (diwydiannol) - Tejgaon is an industrial area.
J
Jealous (genfigennus) - He is jealous of my success.
Zealous () - Munir is a zealous worker.
L
Later (yn ddiweddarach) - He reached later than all others.
Latter (olaf) - Karim and Rahim are two brothers; The former is a doctor and latteris a teacher.
Last (ddiwethaf) - Nasir is the last boy in the class.
Latest (diweddaraf) - This is the latest design of the car.
Leave (gadael) - Nasir is leaving the hotel today.
Live (byw) - We live in the village.
Lovable (hoffus) - The child is very lovable.
Lovely (hyfryd) - Her appearance is very lovely.
Lose (colli) - They may lose the match today.
Loose (rhydd) - Oveget has put on a loose shirt.
M
Meat (cig) - We get meat from cow.
Meet (cyfarfod) - I intend to meet him tomorrow.
Main (prif) - Rice is our main crops.
Mane (mwng) - The lioness has no mane.
Moral (moesol) - He bears a good moral character.
Morale (morâl) - They may win as their morale is very high.
O
Official (swyddogol) - It is an official matter.
Officious (officious) - He is officious by nature.
Ordinance (ordinhad) - A new ordinance has been promulgated.
Ordnance (ordnans) - There is an ordnance factory at Gazipur.
P
Pan (padell) - She is making the omelet with a pan.
Pen (pen) - Pen is mighter than sword.
Pat (pat) - The teacher is patting the child on the shoulder.
Pet (anifeiliaid anwes) - The cat is a pet animal.
Peace (heddwch) - We want peace.
Piece (darn) - I want a piece of paper.
Paper (papur) - We write on paper.
Pepper (pupur) - Don't take much pepper with curry.
Person (person) - Samiur Rahman is an honest person.
Parson (parson) - We went to a parson to take moral ideas.
Populous (poblog) - Dhaka is a populous city.
Popular (poblogaidd) - Mawlana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani was a popular leader.
Pair (pâr) - I shall buy a pair of red shoes.
Pare (Pare) - Pare the nails as they look ugly.
Patrol (patrôl) - The policeman are patrolling the city streets.
Petrol (petrol) - We use petrol in the motorcars.
Personal (personol) - Don't read my personal diary.
Personnel () - He is an army personnel.
Physic (Berlysiau'r) - Nature is a better physic than any other medicine.
Physique (physique) - He has a good physique.
Pity (biti) - Have pity for the poor.
Piety (dduwioldeb) - He is respected for his piety.
Practice (ymarfer) - You need constant practice to write a better hand.
Practise () - He practises swimming everyday.
Pray (gweddïo) - We should pray to allah.
Prey (ysglyfaeth) - The tiger is a beast of prey.
Q
Quiet (dawel) - He is a quiet boy.
Quite (eithaf) - I am quite happy today.
R
Refuge (lloches) - Many people seek refuge in highlands during flood.
Refuse (gwrthod) - He refused to hear me.
Register (cofrestru) - Your name has been struck off the register.
Registrar (cofrestrydd) - Mr. Hadi was the registrar of the Rajshahi University.
Role (rôl) - In the drama He played the role of hero.
Roll (rôl) - What is your roll number?
S
Seat (sedd) - Please have your seat.
Sit (eistedd) - Please sit down.
See (gweld) - I see a bird in the nest.
Sea (môr) - The Bay of Bengal is a sea.
Sweat (chwys) - He earns by the sweat of his brow.
Sweet (melys) - These mangoes are very sweet.
Sale (gwerthu) - I have kept my freeze for sale.
Sell (gwerthu) - He is selling his products.
Soul (enaid) - The soul never dies.
Sole (unig) - He is the sole owner of this company.
Staff (staff) - All members of the office staff were present in the meeting.
Stuff (stwff) - It is made of soft stuff.
Story (stori) - Please tell me a very funny story.
Storey () - It is a multi storeyied building.
Sometime (rywbryd) - Sometime, he was a teacher of this school.
Sometimes (weithiau) - He sometimes come here.
Stationary (llonydd) - The sun is stationary.
Stationery (deunydd ysgrifennu) - I am going to a stationery shop to buy a pencil.
Ship (llong) - Rana went to America by ship.
Sheep (defaid) - Many sheep are grazing in the field.
Social (cymdeithasol) - Man is a social animal.
Sociable (cymdeithasol) - He ia a sociable man.
T
Tale (stori) - It was a tale of adventure.
Tell (dweud) - Please tell us a story.
Tail (cynffon) - A tiger has a long tail.
Test (prawf) - He sat for the admission test.
Taste (blas) - Honey tastes sweet.
U
Urban (trefol) - I do not prefer urban life.
Urbane (urbane) - His urbane manners pleased us.
V
Vain (ofer) - Your all attempts will go in vain.
Vein (gwythïen) - Blood flows through the vein to the heart.
W
Wander (crwydro) - He wandered here and there for the whole day.
Wonder (Tybed) - Computer is one of the wonders of modern science.
Weak (wan) - He is very weak.
Week (wythnos) - I shall visit trade fair on next week.
Wick (wic) - The wick of the candle has been completely burnt.
Wear (gwisgo) - He always wear hat.
Wire (gwifren) - This is an electric wire.
