Correct spellings for SPARD
- pad I am going to use a mouse pad for my computer.
- paid I finally paid all of my bills for the month.
- part I will take part in the marathon next week.
- sad John was feeling sad after hearing the news about his grandfather's death.
- said She said she would be home by eight.
- shepard The Shepard led his herd of sheep through the valley.
- spa I scheduled a relaxing day at the spa to unwind from the stress of work.
- spaced The letters in the word were perfectly spaced.
- spade I need to buy a spade to plant my new garden bed.
- Spaded I spaded my garden bed to prepare it for planting.
- spar The two boxers decided to spar to practice their punches and improve their skills.
- spare Can you spare a few minutes to talk to me?
- Spared She was spared the pain of the breakup as she found out her boyfriend was cheating before he could do any real damage.
- spark The electric spark ignited the gas in the engine.
- sparked The sudden noise sparked a feeling of anxiety in the crowd.
- Sparred The two boxers sparred in the ring before the match.
- spars The sailors secured the spars to the mast before setting sail.
- sparta Sparta was a dominant city-state in ancient Greece.
- spat The two siblings had a spat over who got to play with the toy first.
- spate The recent spate of hurricanes has devastated coastal communities.
- spay
- spayed She was spayed.
- spear The soldier aimed his spear at the dragon.
- Speared The deer was speared with an arrow.
- Sped She sped down the highway, the wind whipping through her hair.
- speed She was amazed by the speed at which the cheetah could run.
- Spied I spied on my neighbor to see what they were up to.
- spored The fern spored in the moist soil, growing into a lush green plant.
- sport
- spud I'm going to miss my old spud when I move.
- spur The promise of a promotion can spur an employee to work harder.
- spurt I felt a spurt of adrenaline when I saw the dog.
- star The Hollywood star is the most famous symbol in the United States.
- sward The knight galloped across the sward on his powerful steed.
