Learn the difference between "Ache" and "Ach".
Incorrect spelling - "Ach" is incorrect; a misspelling.
"Ach" is a common misspelling of "Ache". Always use "Ache" when referring to the correct word.
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Ache" means a continuous pain or discomfort in a body part.
"Ache": "Ache" means a continuous pain or discomfort in a body part.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
"Correct:" I have a "headache" that won't stop.
"Correct:" Muscle "aches" are common after exercise.
"Correct:" Her back "ache" lasted all week.
"Correct:" He felt a dull "ache" in his leg.
"Incorrect:" I have a "hadach" that won't stop.
"Incorrect:" Muscle "achs" are common after exercise.
"Incorrect:" Her back "ach" lasted all week.
"Incorrect:" He felt a dull "ach" in his leg.
A: Ache is correct.
A: Continuous pain or discomfort.
A: No, it's incorrect.
A: Pain, discomfort, soreness, throbbing.
A: Always end with 'e' for ache.
"Ache is the correct spelling for any type of persistent pain. 'Ach' is wrong. Proper spelling is important in writing about health or medicine."