Commonly Misspelled Words – Sunday’s Word Search Puzzle

Sorry Sunday’s word search puzzle is late. I’m still trying to solve that glitch.
The good news is that it only affects a small number of people. Internet Explorer, versions 7 & 8 seems to be the ones affected by the issue, while they work fine in FireFox and Chrome.
The puzzles work as long as I don’t go over about 120 words, but the size of the puzzle is limited to 26 rows high and will not go beyond that if I set it to, say, 30 rows.
The puzzle still plays fine, though. It just isn’t as large of a grid so game play doesn’t last as long.
I will continue to work on it, and publish smaller sized puzzles until I get it figured out. If you are having problems, please let me know.
Now, back to our regularly scheduled word search puzzle.
Today’s word search puzzle is all about commonly misspelled words. Some are simply spelled wrong because of wrong grammar. For example, many people mix up “your” and “you’re.” The first indicates possession, and the second is the shortened version of “you are.”
Others are words that are easy to spell wrong because of the way they are pronounced versus the way they are actually written.
Enjoy!