offline msg..

Once i had to walk on a rope bridge. It was very high, i was scared. i saw my friend on the other side and called him out for help but there was no reply . i somehow managed and crossed the bridge. There i was shocked to see my friend holding the end of the broken bridge...,sometimes we think why our friend is quite when we call for help . he may not help you in crossing the bridge but he might be holding the broken bridge for you ... just trust your friends in every situations, because they are your real assets. please pass this msg to all your good friends including me if you think i am your good friend and see how many friends will send the same msg back to you accepting you as his\her best friend.

Commonly consfused words in English # 2

decease - death
disease - illness
definite - indisputable, certain
definitive - final, complete, thorough
desert - to leave empty or alone; arid region
dessert - sweet refreshment eaten after meal
disinterested - free of bias and self-interest; impartial
uninterested - without an interest
elicit (v) - to bring or draw out; to arrive at by logic
illicit - unlawful
eligible - qualified or entitled to be chosen
illegible - not legible or decipherable
emigrate - to leave one country to settle in another
immigrate - to come to live in a new country
ensure - to make sure, certain, or secure
insure - to provide or arrange insurance for
farther - more distant than another
further - to advance; additional
foregoing- to precede, as in time or place
forgoing - abstaining from, relinquishing
formally - in a formal manner
formerly - previously

commonly confused words in English :P #1

accept - to receive or take willingly
except - to omit, exclude; not including
advice (n) - a suggestion or recommendation
advise (v) - to offer advice to; counsel
affect (v) - to influence or produce an effect on
effect(n/v) - result of something
allowed - permitted
aloud - audible, loudly
already - previously; by this time
all ready - everything is ready
altar - platform in house of worship
alter - change or amend
allusion - an indirect reference to something
illusion - fantasy that may be confused with reality
are (v) - present indicative of verb "to be"
our - possessive modifier before noun
bare - to expose
bear - to hold up, support; give birth; lg. mammal
beside - next to; at the side of
besides - in addition; also
breath (n) - air inhaled or exhaled in respiration
breathe (v) - to inhale and exhale air
capital - city where government is located; money
capitol - building where U.S Congress meets
coarse - rough or crude
course - series of acts or events; division of meal
compare - examine for similarities
contrast - examine for differences
complement - to make complete
compliment - praise or favorable remark
conscience - source of moral or ethical judgment
conscious - awareness of thought, will, sensation
council - a legislative body
counsel - giving consultation, advice or guidance