Correct spellings for PRETERES
- Petered The excitement at the party petered out early when the guests started leaving one by one.
- Peters Peters is a common surname found in many English speaking countries.
- Praters
- Precedes The appetizer course typically precedes the main course in a formal dinner.
- Prefers She prefers to eat breakfast in the morning rather than at night.
- Premieres The latest James Bond movie premieres next week.
- Prepares She meticulously prepares her lesson plan every night before teaching her class.
- Preserves My grandmother made the best strawberry preserves that everyone in our family loved.
- Prestores
- Pretapes
- Preteen My younger sister is a preteen who just turned twelve.
- Preteens Preteens often experience a wide range of emotions as they navigate the transition from childhood to adolescence.
- Pretells
- Pretences She put on various pretences to avoid going to the party with her friends.
- Pretends She pretends to be deaf whenever her roommate tries to talk to her about cleaning up their apartment.
- Pretenses She put on the pretenses of being happy, but deep down she was still heartbroken.
- Preterit In Spanish, the preterit tense is used to refer to completed past actions.
- Preterits The conjugation of Spanish verbs in the preterits tense can be tricky to master.
- Preterm Preterm birth can have negative long-term health consequences for the infant.
- Pretests The teacher gave a series of pretests to assess the students' prior knowledge.
- Pretexts He refused to believe my excuses, preferring to believe they were pretexts for not completing the assignment.
- Pretties The pretties enjoyed showing off their new outfits at the fancy party.
- Proteges The successful businesswoman was known for taking on young proteges and mentoring them to achieve their goals.
- Retires My supervisor retires next week after 40 years of working for the company.
- Reveres The small town reveres its local heroes.
- Ureters The ureters are two muscular tubes that convey urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
