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All together vs. altogether
Altogether is an adverb meaning entirely. In all other uses, make it two words—all together.
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Favorite or Favourite – Meaning & Difference in Spelling
Favorite in the U.S.; favourite everywhere else.
Toward vs. Towards – What’s the Difference?
usually toward in North America, and toward everywhere else, but both appear everywhere.
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Moustache vs. mustache (vs. mustachio)
mustache in the U.S.; moustache everywhere else. A mustachio is an especially luxuriant mustache.
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Re-create vs. recreate
The hyphen is useful for avoiding confusion, but it is usually omitted.
Over- and under- (prefixes)
They can be attached to virtually any adjective or verb without requiring a hyphen.