Incorrect spelling, explanation: integral is a word with simple spelling, but somehow quite a large number of English speakers use the word intrical instead of integral. Many people claim that the former sounds better and is easier to pronounce. Maybe it’s true, but it’s wrong and in fact, intrical is not even a word and the only correct spelling is integral.

Correct spelling, explanation: integral is a word of Latin origin, in which it had the forms of integer and integralis, which could be translated as whole. When the word first appeared in English it also had the form of integer, but in the middle of the 16th century, it already looked as integral. In modern English integral is classified as an adjective.

Definition of integral:
1. adjective – important or crucial;
We can’t finish the project without John – he’s an integral part of our team.
2. adjective – not separate, built-in;
The TV set goes with the integral DVD player so it will take less space in your room.

Collocations with integral:
Some common collocations with integral include: integral part, integral role, and integral component.
Carrying out the experiments in the lab is an integral part of the project.
A good teacher plays an integral role in the process of education.
Persistence is an integral component of a successful life.

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