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In American English, words ending in the sound ens are usually spelled with -nce, as in reverence. However, there are many common except ions end ing with -nse, such as suspense. Identify the word in given pair that is spelled correctly.
"reverense, reverence"

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In American English, words ending in the sound ens are usually spelled with -nce, as in reverence. However, there are many common except ions end ing with -nse, such as suspense. Identify the word in given pair that is spelled correctly.
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