Re: Different (correct) ways of spelling the same words.
I have a copy of the Collins concise dictionary as my paper has a word puzzle (sun dial) that uses that as its reference and there you see different spellings: One of the most common I've seen is when a word ends in an "e" but has a version ending in "y"
e.g. Ropy and ropey which are both correct and the same meaning.
There, their and they're
Your and you're
As for apostrophes...
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