Select the misspelt word.
benifactor
The question asks us to find the word among the given options that is spelt incorrectly. Let's examine each option carefully to determine its spelling accuracy.
Let's consider this word. Is this the standard spelling? When we think about words related to doing good or benefiting others, the common spelling usually involves 'e' instead of 'i' in the second syllable.
This word refers to a person who conducts scientific research. The spelling 'scientist' is widely recognised and used.
This word means to make something on a large scale using machinery. The spelling 'manufacture' is standard English.
This word refers to the action of getting rid of something. The spelling 'disposal' is correct and commonly used.
Upon reviewing the options, the word "benifactor" stands out as having an unusual spelling. The correct and standard spelling for this word, which means a person who gives money or other help to a person or cause, is "benefactor". The 'i' in the second syllable is incorrect; it should be an 'e'.
Therefore, the misspelt word among the given options is "benifactor". The other words - "scientist", "manufacture", and "disposal" - are all spelt correctly.
The correct spelling of "benifactor" is benefactor.
| Provided Word | Spelling Status | Correct Spelling (if applicable) |
|---|---|---|
| benifactor | Misspelt | benefactor |
| scientist | Correct | scientist |
| manufacture | Correct | manufacture |
| disposal | Correct | disposal |
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Commonly misspelt words often involve tricky vowel combinations or silent letters. Paying attention to these details can significantly improve your spelling.
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