What is your most common spelling mistake?
If I'm writing too fast I tend to mix up 'their' and 'there'. Also the words poison and religion are pains for me to remember.
I have problems remembering how to spell occasion. Is it two "c's" or two "s's"? Yes, I just had to look it up to make sure I was spelling it correctly!
I sometime make this common mistake (your- you're) example "your" house-and "you're" great. And i have the same problem with "there" or "their".
I'm embarrassed to admit that it is Chose and Choose, and Lose and Loose. I am forever forgetting which is which.
Haha, excellent question! For me it would have to be repercussions and each other, I always type them together, even though I know better.
my email begins with JES and if i type too fast i type JEWS haha
I always mix up 'were' and 'where'. It drives me crazy! Good question.
i always spell biscuit wrong too, I always have to double check that one. Business is also the same and it has simliar spelling to biscuit and I get them mixed up. Good question(:
exercise. i always have to think before i spell it. it always looks weird too me haha
Sentence. For some reason I always want to write sentance. I have to be very careful. Another word is broccoli. I can never remember which letter is double, "c" or "l".
We all make speling mistackes, sometimes due to the speed at wich we type, sometimes it's just carelessness and not reading over wot weeve wrote, thanks for the spell chekkers! Sometimes it is the strange logik of the Enlish linguage such as the 'i' before 'e' rule and all the 'wheres' and 'theres' etc.
I always need to think of how to spell responsibility. I usually write this word with a c instead of an s.... responcibility.
People do tend to get 'continuous'and 'separate' wrong ( by spelling them continuos and seperate!)
As others have said some familiar words do look weird when you look at them twice. especially the two 'c' and 's' words
The English does also have strange logic with sounds-
For example 'ghoti' may become 'fish' . Let me explain ( lol)
Because -gh is a 'f' sound in tough, rough etc
- o is an 'i' sound in Women
and -ti has a 'sh' sound in nation!
so 'ghoti' becomes 'fish' according to phonetic logic!
futhermore, souveneir, judgement, phychology, psyshiology, pslams
are some examples!
Great question. Since I learned to spell via phonics, I still have trouble with double consonants.
The problems with spelling for me most commonly occurs in spelling 'friend' or similar words where i and e come together.
Hi
Mixing up with practise and practice. Likewise, most of the words with "C's" and "S's" are the common spelling mistakes that most of us commit.
Being a proofreader I have to be sure I get my spelling right but we are not perfect and often I write form instead of from.
I have trouble with i before e except after c and affect and effect, the latter most often. I need to memorize them again, but so many things to remember!!!!!!! My brain goes on overload at times.
by Russ Moran - The Write Stuff 7 years ago
Is your spelling getting worse?I prided myself as a kid on my excellent spelling. As the years go by it's getting constantly worse. I think it's the fault of Spell Checker, a blessed little program but one that makes us rely on it. Are you having the same experience?
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