How to spell REFORE correctly?

The correct spelling for "refore" is actually "therefore". This confusion is a common mistake made due to the similarity in pronunciation. Some possible ways to ensure the correct spelling is to double-check the word with a spell-checker, proofread the text, and read the sentence out loud.

• before I need to finish this work before I go out with my friends tonight.
• fore The golfer yelled "fore" as he hit the ball towards the group of people on the next fairway.
• reface After she read his essay, she decided to reface the page so that he would not see the mistakes.
• refer I would like to refer you to the company's website for more information.
• referee The referee made a controversial call that caused the fans to become angry.
• refers The word "refers" is commonly used when someone is talking about a particular topic or directing attention to a specific object or idea.
• refine It is important to refine your skills through practice and dedication.
• reforge It was necessary to reforge the broken sword for it to be useful in battle again.
• reform The government should reform its tax system
• reformer The politician was known as a great reformer, constantly seeking ways to improve the system.
• refroze Refroze the cake for 30 minutes before serving.
• refuge We've found a quiet refuge to escape the heat.
• refuse Do you refuse to do that?
• refute I can refute your claim with evidence to the contrary.
• Rehire The company decided to rehire the employee who had previously resigned.
• retire I plan to retire at the age of 65 and spend my golden years traveling the world.
• revere As a student, I revere my teachers as they are the guiding lights in my life.
• revoke The judge can revoke a sentence if the defendant violates probation.
• rewire I need to rewire the faulty lamp before the party tonight.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking