wear (verb) "to bear or carry on the person," "to cause to degenerate by use": You can wear what you want.
were (verb) past tense of be: You were raised to do the right thing.
where (adverb or conjunction) "in that place": You can go where you want.
weather (noun) "atmosphere": The weather outside is frightful.
whether (conjunction) "if": I don't know whether it will ever be delightful.
well See good/well.
which See that/which.
which/who Do not use which to refer to people; use who: She is the person who helped me the most.
who Use who for subjects and subject complements: I will check to see who is at the door.
whom Use whom for objects: I am the person whom she helped.
who's Contraction of who is: Who's this sweating at the table?
whose (pronoun) possessive form of who: He's the person whose tongue is burning from the chili peppers.
would of Nonstandard for would have.
your (pronoun) "belonging to you": Your cleverness amazes me.
you're Contraction for you are: You're a clever person.