How to spell SPOAKE correctly?

If you mistakenly wrote "spoake" and wonder how to correct it, fear not! The correct spelling is "spoke". Keep in mind that "spoke" is the past tense of the verb "speak", typically used in writing or discussions. So, make a simple edit and your words will flow smoothly.

• poke She used a stick to poke the fire to keep it burning.
• sake I only drink for the sake of social situations.
• slake I must find a way to slake my thirst before I faint.
• smoke I can smell the smoke from the campfire.
• snake The snake slithered through the grass unnoticed.
• soak I like to soak my feet in warm water after a long day of walking.
• space I need more space to work efficiently.
• spade I need to buy a new spade to garden properly.
• Spake "He spake with great clarity and conviction, captivating his audience.
• spare Do you have a spare pen I can borrow for the meeting?
• spate
• speak I always speak my mind.
• speaker The speaker at the conference was very insightful and engaging.
• speaks
• spike I accidentally stepped on a spike and it immediately pierced through my shoe.
• spock In his early days, Spock was considered to be a kind and gentle being.
• spokane Spokane is a city in eastern Washington state.
• spoke He spoke softly to the child, trying not to startle her.
• spoken The president's speech was well prepared and well spoken.
• spokes She wanted to know what the spokes on the wheel of the bus represented.
• sponge The sponge soaked up all the spilled water from the floor.
• spooked I was so spooked by the noise that I jumped out of my seat.
• spooks I keep seeing weird spooks in my dream.
• spooky
• spore
• stake Martin decided to stake his claim to the land by building a small hut.
• stoke

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately