“Ridden” is the correct past participle of ride; “riden” is incorrect in standard English. Many people search for “riden or ...

“Baton” is the correct spelling; “batton” is incorrect and should not be used. Many people search for “batton or baton” ...

“Ditzy” is the correct and standard spelling; “ditsy” is incorrect in modern English. Many people search for “ditsy or ditzy” ...

“Connector” is the correct and standard spelling; “connecter” is rarely used and usually considered incorrect in modern English. Many people ...

Both spellings are correct: “analog” is used in American English, while “analogue” is used in British English. Many people search ...

Both are correct: “rumor” is American English, while “rumour” is British English. Many people search for “rumor or rumour” because ...

Both spellings are correct: “totaled” is preferred in American English, while “totalled” is preferred in British English. Many people search ...

“Signers” is the correct word for people who sign documents, while “signors” is generally incorrect in English and only appears ...

“Suppose” is a verb meaning to assume or imagine, while “supposed” is the past tense or past participle used to ...