Teammate (one word) is the most common spelling. Team mate (two words) is also correct and means the same thing ...

Both onward and onwards are correct and mean the same thing — moving forward or continuing from a point in ...

Hooves is correct. Hoofs is also accepted by some dictionaries, but hooves is the standard and far more common plural ...

Both honoured and honored are correct. Honoured is British English, honored is American English. Both mean the same thing — ...

Moral and morale are different words. Moral = relating to right and wrong (moral values, a moral lesson; as a ...

Governor is correct for the head of a state or institution (e.g. the governor of a state, a bank governor). ...

Calendar is correct. Calender is incorrect (it is a surname / proper name, or a machine for pressing cloth — ...

Ate = the simple past tense of eat (I ate breakfast). Eaten = the past participle of eat — used ...

Jess is correct. Jesss is incorrect. Jess is the short form of Jessica/Jesse; the possessive is Jess’s (or Jess’ by ...