So, the biggest difference between the nouns “aisle” and “isle” is their meanings. The word “aisle” means a passageway between rows of seats or shelves, usually found in sto… See more

If you’re talking about the traffic lane between seats and shelves, then it’s a-i-s-l-e. But if you need to spell the other version of island, it’s i-s-l-e. Both are pronounced just as you’… See more

The similar-sounding noun “aisle” gets its roots from an Old French word “ele” from the 14thcentury. Back then, it meant “wing” or “side.” The Old French term evolved from the La… See more

Now, do you see how mixing up these two words can make a sentence completely incorrect? Sure, they sound the same and are even spelled pretty similarly, but their meanings a… See more