Correct spellings for PROR
- poor Many families in this country live below the poverty line and struggle to make ends meet, making them poor.
- prior He had a prior engagement and couldn't make the meeting.
- pro He was a pro at playing the guitar.
- PRO.
- PROB
- prod The cowboy used his stick to prod the herd of cattle towards the barn.
- prof My prof gave me a lot of valuable feedback on my essay.
- prom I need to prom with my friends.
- PRON The PRON used in that sentence was incorrect.
- prop He used a prop to make his Halloween costume more authentic.
- pros I am confident that my work is worth the pros.
- PROV I recommend using PROV.
- prow The ship's prow crashed against the rocks.
- Pryor The prosecutor in the Watergate trial was named Roy L. Pryor.
