Afford or Aford
Learn the correct spelling of 'afford' and avoid the mistake 'aford'.
"Aford"
Incorrect spelling - "Aford" is a misspelling missing one 'f'.
""Aford"" is a common misspelling of ""Afford"". Always use ""Afford"" when referring to the correct word.
"Afford"
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Afford" means to have enough resources (money, time, etc.) to do something.
Definition of "Afford"
""Afford"": "Afford" means to have enough resources (money, time, etc.) to do something.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for "Afford"
- • Manage
- • Provide
- • Bear
- • Pay for
- • Support
Usage Examples
"Correct:" I cannot "afford" a new car.
"Correct:" She can "afford" the tuition fees.
"Correct:" We could barely "afford" the trip.
"Correct:" He cannot "afford" luxury items.
"Incorrect:" I cannot "aford" a new car. (correct is "afford")
Notes:
- • "Afford" has two 'f's.
- • "Aford" is incorrect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is "aford" correct?
A: No, always use 'afford'.
Q: How to remember?
A: Two 'f's in 'afford' — think 'double F for funds'.
Q: Can it refer to time or money?
A: Yes, 'afford' applies to resources or ability.
Q: Example sentence?
A: 'I cannot afford a new car.'
Q: Common mistakes?
A: Using one 'f', like 'aford'.
Summary
Correct spelling is "Afford" with two 'f's. "Aford" is wrong.