Correct spellings for KNEXTS
- Keats John Keats was a prominent Romantic poet known for his works such as "Ode to a Nightingale".
- kneads She kneads the dough until it is soft and pliable.
- kneels He kneels down to tie his shoelaces tightly.
- knees After jogging, Sally stretched her knees to prevent any cramps or injuries.
- knells The sound of the funeral knells carried across the cemetery, marking the passing of a beloved community member.
- knelt She knelt down beside the injured animal and gently stroked its fur.
- knits My grandmother knits beautiful scarves for our family every winter.
- knots The sailor expertly tied his boat to the dock with a few well-placed knots.
- nests Birds build nests to protect and hatch their eggs.
- nets He caught four fish in his nets.
- newts I observed some newts swimming in the pond.
- Nexis
- next Can you please pass me the next book on the shelf?
- nexus The nexus between politics and business is becoming increasingly blurred.
- sexts
- texts He texts his friends every day to check in on how they're doing.
