Confusable Words, B

After eating so much, he felt BAD/BADLY all evening.
1. BAD
2. BADLY
He was afraid of scoring BAD/BADLY on the test.
1. BAD
2. BADLY
Farmers have to BALE, BAIL the hay before the rain spoils it.
1. BALE
2. BAIL
I enjoyed the boat ride, except for having to BALE, BAIL constantly due to a leak.
1. BALE
2. BAIL
The judge set BALE, BAIL at $500.
1. BALE
2. BAIL
Some people can't speak in a neutral way. They have to BELABOR, LABOR every point they make.
1. BELABOR
2. LABOR
He BELABORED, LABORED his girlfriend for every little fault.
1. BELABOR
2. LABOR
Every two months is BIMONTHLY/SEMIMONTHLY.
1. BIMONTHLY
2. SEMIMONTHLY
Twice a month is BIMONTHLY/SEMIMONTHLY.
1. BIMONTHLY
2. SEMIMONTHLY
The senator filed A BILL, LEGISLATION to authorize a charter school.
1. BILL
2. LEGISLATION
The governor signed A BILL, LEGISLATION privatizing parts of state government.
1. BILL
2. LEGISLATION
Niels and his sister are both tall and BLOND, BLONDE.
1. BLOND
2. BLONDE
She has been called a classic BLOND, BLONDE.
1. BLOND
2. BLONDE
We considered suing them for BREACH, BREECH of contract.
1. BREACH
2. BREECH
Coming out feet first, the baby appeared in a BREACH, BREECH birth.
1. BREACH
2. BREECH
His collection included a BREACH/BREECH loading rifle used in the Civil War.
1. BREACH
2. BREECH