Commonly Confused Words Test

That's a really useful test for a change!
Phew! Not as good as I'd have liked, but not too damning for a non-native speaker, I think... :)

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The Commonly Confused Words Test

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If I tell you that the coolest thing since Snapefic is a Severitus Challenge epic, will you think I'm nuts? But I'm not!
In Blood Only by E.M. Snape [R; gen]
Summary: Snape is Harry's father. No one is happy to hear it. [R due to colorful language, dark themes, and non-graphic violence.]
I've whined about not liking Severitus fics before. I've been proven wrong before. But never *this* wrong! This story has the most canonical, in character Snape I've ever read, and dialogue so cutting it traumatised me worse than half a dozen NC-17 noncon pieces in a row. The Snape/Dumbledore relationship alone is superb. And there's Lucius... If you have a bit of time on your hands, please trust me on this one.

Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Kroki Refur [R; gen]
Summary: Sixth year, and Harry's back at Hogwarts, but how can it be like it was? NEWTs and even Quidditch pale into insignificance, with Sirius gone and the horizon dark with war. Familiar faces turn up in unexpected places, and then there's the small matter of Malfoy... Drama a-plenty, and maybe an apocalypse or two to come.
When Draco Malfoy goes missing from Hogwarts, he's got to have run to join Voldemort. Right? Right! A great sixth-year adventure with wonderful characterisation, a slightly darker Harry, good plot, vivid atmosphere and excellent writing.