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How to spell YEART correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "yeart" instead of "year", don't worry! Autocorrect mistakes happen to the best of us. The correct spelling is "year", so simply delete the extra "t" and your text will be error-free. Remember to proofread your work before finalizing it to ensure accuracy.

List of suggestions on how to spell yeart correctly

  • art I love going to galleries to see the latest modern art exhibitions.
  • bart Bart Simpson is a popular animated character.
  • beat She loved to beat the egg white until it was stiff.
  • Bert I met a guy named Bert at the coffee shop yesterday.
  • cart The little boy helped his mother push the shopping cart down the aisle.
  • cert After completing the certification exam, she received her cert in project management.
  • dart
  • dear My dear friend, I am so grateful for your kindness.
  • eat
  • feat Climbing Mount Everest is a remarkable feat.
  • hart The majestic hart leaped gracefully over the fallen logs in the forest.
  • heart I could feel my heart racing as I anxiously waited for my exam results.
  • hearty The chef prepared a hearty stew for the cold winter night.
  • heat The heat from the sun was so intense that we had to seek shade indoors.
  • KART We rented a kart and spent the afternoon racing around the track.
  • mart I need to stop by the mart to grab some milk.
  • meat
  • neat
  • part He played a major part in the success of the project.
  • peat In some regions, peat is harvested and dried to be used as a fuel source.
  • pert She gave a pert reply to his question.
  • seat I reserved a seat at the front of the theater so I could have a better view of the performance.
  • tart
  • tear She shed a tear as she read the emotional letter.
  • teat The baby cow eagerly suckled on its mother's teat.
  • wart I have a large, bothersome wart on the bottom of my foot.
  • yard I need to rake the leaves in my yard before the snowfall.
  • yarn I love to knit with soft, fluffy yarn.
  • yea "He asked if I wanted more pizza, and I responded with a cheerful 'yea!
  • yeah " Yeah, I'll be there in a few minutes.
  • year
  • yearly I have yearly check-ups with my doctor to ensure that I remain healthy.
  • yearn
  • years She has been working at the same company for 20 years.
  • yeast I added a teaspoon of yeast to the dough to help it rise.
  • yeasty The bread dough smelled yeasty as it rose in the warm kitchen.
  • yeats William Butler Yeats was a famous Irish poet and dramatist.
  • Yer Yer gonna have to speak up 'cause I can't hear you.
  • Yest
  • yet
  • yurt My family and I stayed in a cozy yurt during our camping trip in Mongolia.

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