Correct spellings for IDOES
- adores She adores spending time outdoors, especially in the spring when the flowers are in bloom.
- aides The President's aides briefed him on the latest developments in the negotiations.
- bides She bides her time, waiting for the right moment to strike.
- Dies Dies is the word for day in German.
- DOERS As doers, we must take action to make a positive change in the world.
- Does Does he want to go to the cinema tonight?
- dos The dos and don'ts of social media etiquette are constantly evolving.
- doss I found a sick rat in my doss.
- DOTES Incorrect use of "dotes.
- DUES I have dues to pay at the library tomorrow.
- hides The thief puts the stolen jewels in various clever hides around the room.
- idea She had an amazing idea to start a food truck.
- Ideas She always kept a notebook handy to jot down any ideas that came to her throughout the day.
- ides The ides of March is famously known as the day that Julius Caesar was assassinated.
- idioms Native speakers often use idioms in everyday conversation, and it can be challenging for non-native speakers to understand their meanings.
- idiots The idiots in the classroom are causing me so much trouble.
- idlers Those idle individuals who loaf around all day are the definition of idlers.
- idles The car idles quietly while we wait for the light to turn green.
- idols My idols are Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez.
- Ids IDs are a type of identification card.
- Indies The continents of the Americas are known as the Indies.
- ODES William Wordsworth is known for his famous odes to nature.
- odors The kitchen was filled with delicious odors of freshly baked bread and roasted garlic.
- rides She always rides her bike to work instead of driving.
- sides He served grilled vegetables on both sides of the plate.
- TIDES The tides of the ocean are affected by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun.
- TOES I have to get my toes cleaned.
- undoes He quickly undoes the knot on his shoelaces before slipping his feet into his shoes.
