Correct spellings for SAIFD
- sad I feel sad when I think about her leaving.
- safe
- said "I can't believe how busy the mall was today," said Jane, as she collapsed onto the couch.
- Sailed We sailed all day long and reached the shore at night.
- saint
- salad I always order a Caesar salad at my favorite restaurant.
- sand The sand was hot beneath my toes as I walked along the beach.
- sated After eating the entire pizza, he finally felt sated.
- saved I saved my money for months so I could buy a new computer.
- sawed The carpenter sawed the wood to create the perfect edge.
- shift I am scheduled for the afternoon shift at work.
- Sid Sid went to the grocery store to buy some milk and bread.
- sift I always sift my flour before baking to make sure there are no lumps.
- skid He tried to slow down the car, but it went into a skid on the icy road.
- Skied I skied down the mountain with my friends during our winter vacation.
- Slid As I walked on the icy path, my feet slid out from under me and I fell.
- Spied The detective spied on the suspects from his car, taking note of their every move.
- staid The company's staid reputation did not appeal to the young and innovative job seekers.
- stiff The new dress was so stiff that it was difficult to move in.
- swift The swift cheetah easily outran its prey.
