Read the following sentences and identify the misspelling.

Try to answer as many as you can.

1. Cranberry sauce and chutney are classed as condaments that add spice to some foods.

2. Her religion was engaged in missionary work but was opposed to prosletising.

3. I am opposed to the regular article by a clairvoiant and astrologer in the local paper.

4. The effluent people live in the beautiful homes and shaded suburbs and not near the factories or pollution.

5. My son never travels by the shortest route; he always goes by the back streets and the most circutious routes.

6. The contrast between them was startling - the bald, clean-shaven giant and the hersuit, bearded dwarf.

7. Mobile phones were once quite rare and expensive but now they are ubiquetus and taking over from fixed line connections.

8. The council wanted to preserve the farsade of the historic building and build the skyscraper behind it.

9. His response to any perceived threat or opposition was always aggressive and bruske.

10. In ancient times they would bury the body of a holy person in a sepulker and seal the opening with a huge rock.

11. Nialism, or the believe that there are no values or ethics, leads to a world without goodness.

12. Looking at the poor quality of the work, the boss thought the new apprentice was still malledroite.