Good grammar has fallen by the wayside
fall by the wayside, not weigh side
far be it from me, not for me
forgone conclusion, not far-gone
What an exciting fairy tale!
exclamation point, not explanation
exclamation mark, not explanation
fairy tale, not tail
They will exact revenge on their enemies
exact revenge on, not enact
exact vengeance on, not enact
ever since, not every
Due to this dog-eat-dog world it dawned on me
due to (the fact), not do
dog-eat-dog world, not doggy-dog
dawn on (someone), not don
Give what is due
deep-seated, not seeded
due dilligence, not do
due process, not do
Watch your morbid idioms
dead ringer, not wringer
depth charge, not death
death throes, not throws
Time to come to terms with your grammar usage
come to terms with, not turns
coming down the pike, not pipe
crux of the matter, not crutch
Not beckoned, pail or bare
beck and call, not beckoned call
beyond the pale, not pail
bring to bear, not bare
A bare-faced lie caused the bare-knuckled fight
bare-faced, not bear
bare-handed, not bear
bare-knuckled, not bear
Bear in mind the need to bear witness
bear in mind, not bare
bear the brunt, not bare
bear witness, not bare