Correct spellings for WEN'T
- bent The wire was bent into a shape resembling a heart.
- cent She received a century-old coin worth one cent from her grandfather's collection.
- dent I need to take my car to the shop to fix the dent on the hood.
- gent He walked over to her chair and pulled it out, demonstrating his gentlemanly behavior as a true gent.
- kent
- lent I lent some money to my friend to buy a new laptop.
- pent The pent-up frustration she had been feeling finally boiled over and she let out a loud scream.
- rent My lease is up at the end of the month, and I need to find a new apartment to rent.
- sent She sent her parents a postcard from her travels abroad.
- tent I pitched my tent on the mountain top for a unique camping experience.
- vent I needed to vent my frustration about the situation to someone.
- want I want to go on vacation to a tropical island with white sandy beaches.
- weft The weft threads of the cloth were woven through the warp threads.
- welt He had a welt on his forehead after bumping into the low hanging branch.
- wen
- wend I need to wend my way through the crowded streets to get to the concert.
- Wendi I met Wendi at a party last night.
- Wendy Wendy is going to the store to get groceries.
- Went She went to the grocery store to get some milk.
- Wept She wept uncontrollably at the news of her grandmother's death.
- west I traveled to the west coast for vacation.
- wet The rain made his clothes wet.
- Won't
- wont My grandfather is wont to tell stories about his time in the war.
