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10 Words You Need to Stop Misspelling - The Oatmeal
10 Words You Need to Stop Misspelling - The Oatmeal
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I admit, spelling isn't my strong point. What I really hate are the words that spell check doesn't catch. No one here cares if you mispell something though, rite?
Of coarse knot. Knot at awl.
I admit, spelling isn't my strong point. What I really hate are the words that spell check doesn't catch. No one here cares if you mispell something though, rite?
On firefox, misspelled words are underlined with a red, wiggly line; all I have to do is right click it to get the correct spelling. But I am a pretty decent speller, though.
But I am a pretty decent speller, though.
Haha. That was good.
I love the oatmeal. "Every time you spell it this way, a dolphin gets run over by a jet ski."
Unfortunately, those are the spelling mistakes I rarely make. (I know them all, but occasionally let one slip through. Sometimes I edit posts when I see them.)
I wish it addressed lay, lie, and laid. I never know whether I'm lying on something or laying on something. I really should google it one of these days.
Unfortunately, those are the spelling mistakes I rarely make. (I know them all, but occasionally let one slip through. Sometimes I edit posts when I see them.)
I wish it addressed lay, lie, and laid. I never know whether I'm lying on something or laying on something. I really should google it one of these days.
What makes me completely bonkers is that my iPod Touch autocorrects "its" to "it's". That's one of the errors that especially bugs me, so it drives me nuts when that slips through in my posts.
Is it "chocolate moose, mouse, moose, mousse"???
Mousse, it's from some French word that means foam or something like that.
Moose is a big animal with horns and mouse is a little furry creature
