Correct spellings for JJOIN
- coin I was going to the bank to get some change for my new coin collection, but I missed the turn.
- groin I accidentally punched him in his groin.
- jain
- Joan My aunt Joan is coming to visit this weekend.
- John John is a talented musician who plays the guitar and sings.
- join He decided to join the army to see the world.
- Jon My brother's name is Jon, and he loves playing basketball.
- quoin The stonemason carefully chiseled each quoin to fit perfectly into the corner of the building.
- rejoin We must rejoin the party before we can continue.
