Isle: A small island.
Aisle: A passage between rows of seats or shelves.
{The image of a picturesque small island with clear blue water, surrounded by greenery, representing the Isle of Skye, alongside a wedding scene featuring a bride walking down a decorated aisle.}
Aloud: To speak out loud, or to say something so others can hear.
Allowed: Given permission to do something.
{The image of children reading a poem in a classroom, and an illustration of children playing joyfully on a playground after lunch.}
Affect: To have an impact on something.
Effect: The result of a change or action.
{The image of a garden with plants wilting due to cold weather, and a scene of a soccer field covered in rain, signaling a canceled match.}
Herd: A group of animals, especially livestock.
Heard: Past tense of hear; to have listened to something.
{The image of a flock of sheep in a lush green field and a child looking surprised while listening to a mysterious noise from an attic.}
Past: Refers to a previous time.
Passed: The past tense of pass; to go by or move ahead.
{The image of an old-fashioned typewriter next to a modern computer, and a group of children walking past a bakery filled with delicious treats.}