To learn grammar, you must have the right (mind set, mind-set, mindset).

The state pays for those (lifesaving, life-saving, life saving) medical devices

Pierce Brosnan played Richard as if (savoir faire, savoir-faire, savior faire, savior-faire) had been written into his genetic code.

The class meets from (noon, 12 p.m.) to 1 p.m.

History can have lingering (affects, effects).

The event (complements, compliments) the recent PBS broadcast of “Caring for Your Parents.”

It’s a (multibillion-dollar, multi-billion-dollar, multi-billion dollar) trust fund named after the former governor.

Moderate Republicans, (lead, led) by Senate Rules Chairman Jim King of Jacksonville, see this issue for what it is.

Mother (nature, Nature) is getting plenty of attention today.

We want to see every player pick up where (he, they) left off.

“No, (coach, Coach), you deserve this.”

The flag is similar to the one he donated to the Smithsonian (Institute, Institution).

Tyler Holt singled to (lead off, leadoff) the game.

A grand jury handed (down, up) the indictment at 4 p.m.

I’m no fan of the music of Jimmy (Buffet, Buffett).

Firefighters poked through mounds of rubble to make sure no one (laid, lay) beneath them.

“I can’t vote to hurt seniors and (short change, short-change, shortchange) (school children, school-children, schoolchildren).”

“When you take $18 million out of our operating budget, it will have an (affect, effect) on our schools.”

“So a huge part of the success for Jada and (I, me) is that we just removed the other options.”

With the NCAA East Regional now in (its, their) rearview mirror, the Florida State men’s track team is staring dead ahead at Des Moines.

It’s common in (high profile, high-profile) sports.

This is one of many unique races around the (southeast, Southeast).

Elih Villanueva hugs his (fiancé, fiancée) as the bus awaits him.

FSU has been able to counter those runs at the plate but also (has, have) had solid pitching.

Headline: Midwest cities (inundated, innundated)

In a weak economy, more people will be (forgoing, foregoing) $4 lattes for home brew.

The boys sometimes (laid, lay) on blankets and watched from the car when they weren’t sleeping.

“We know that we have some employees that will be (affected, effected).”

He reads the (Bible, bible) every morning and memorizes a (Biblical, biblical) passage.

A good player tries to (psyche, psych) his opponent.

[Headline] State (Attorney General, attorney general) undergoes heart surgery

Leon County (Commissioners, commissioners) voted this week to negotiate a contract.

Crist picked up the nickname when he was a state (Senator, senator).

In Wakulla County, eight candidates are running for (Supervisor of Elections, supervisor of elections).

Quince will become (Chief Justice, chief justice) of the Florida Supreme Court.

Florida was bracing for the (affects, effects) of Hurricane Gustav.

Sink appointed Ausley, (who, whom) she described as Florida’s best champion for children.

The garden is maintained with (environmentally friendly, environmentally-friendly) fertilizers.

It would have been a bit of a (drop off, drop-off, dropoff) after last year’s run to the national title game.

Losing this way is something (all together, altogether) new for UCF.