Which spelling is correct? '[President / Presdent / Predisent] is the leader of the country.'

PRESIDENT is on the USCIS WRITING VOCABULARY list under CIVICS. Correct spelling: 'P-R-E-S-I-D-E-N-T.' Common dictation sentences using 'President': 'The President lives in the White House.' 'The President is in Washington, D.C.' 'The people vote for President.' 'Lincoln was a President.' 'Washington was the first President.' 'Adams was the second President.' WRITING THE WORD: capitalize when referring to the U.S. President as a title or position; lowercase when used generally (e.g., 'club president'). For the USCIS test, you'll typically capitalize 'President.' Other CIVICS VOCABULARY for the writing test: American Indians, capital, citizens, Congress, country, Father of Our Country, flag, free, freedom of speech, President, right, Senators, state/states, White House. Tips for practice: (1) MEMORIZE the spelling of key vocabulary words; (2) Practice writing each word 5-10 times; (3) Have a friend or family member dictate sample sentences; (4) Print clearly — neatness counts; (5) Listen carefully to the officer's pronunciation — if unsure, you can usually ask the officer to repeat. The actual sentences on test day come from a closed set of possibilities all drawn from the published vocabulary.