None.

Freespirit said:

Julie you mispell the word None? Thats ok I misspel the word mispel

CauseImFly said:

Now I knew that comment was coming... come on. How about lunch? Wait, how about breakfast instead?

Freespirit said:

Breakfast! ok....

CauseImFly said:

I just had the best breakfast the other morning with my sister. Huevo Rancheros with beans and rice. Mmm...

We ate at Suzie's Cafe located on University and Price. Let me know.

Most!

I have trouble with double letters... I put them in when they shouldn't be there and I don't when they should. For the longest time I would write "writting" and "writen", wait is that the right way?

I have a problem spelling 'recommended'. I sent Redfeathers a text message yesterday with that word in, I hope she didn't notice any error!

2the9s said:

co-sign on the "necessary"

appeciation - i go apprehciation

I'm a very good speller myself, but this is more of a public service announcement.

REMEMBER:

a-p-o-l-l-o-n-i-a= Apollonia (Very good! You get a cookie! )

a-p-p-o-l-o-n-i-a= Appolonia (NO! BAD! NO COOKIE! YOU GET A BEATING! BAD BAD NEWBIE! THE ORG WILL DISOWN YOU! BURN! )

For a little helpful hint:

Remember-apoll-Cookie! ()

appl-Go to hell.

Thank you.

subhuman09 enterprises. All rights somewhat reserved.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

You get course and cause mixed up too

Did you get my reply yesterday?

I misspell weird, wierd.. but I cant be bothered to learn, why spell weird the right way? Now thats just TOO weird!

There are no spelling problems in Spanish. What you write is what you read.
Once you learn the rules you could read the Quixote without understanding a word but with a perfect pronounciation.

Unlike English. You can never be sure how to pronounce a word when you first see it.
I still remember when I read in class slaughter pronounced as laughter. Everybody laughed at me.

REDFEATHERS said:

Yeah, I know. Cloudbuster has also commented on that.

I did, yes.

Abandoned (is that right?) - I always think there should be a double letter somewhere.

This could get me in some real trouble around here. I constantly misspell Minneapolis.

eye donut mispel aney wurds. wut aer yuo tocking abote?

Cool topic! I'm pretty good with spelling myself. My mother is an English minor and a schoolteacher, and I did the geeky spelling bee thing when I was in elementary school -- a long, long, long, LONG time ago...

...wait a minute -- what was I talking about before I started to get depressed?

Oh yeah, I remember. I'm not so anal that I feel a need to correct people's spelling (though I am really hard on myself when I misspell a word). It doesn't really bother me that much -- certainly not nearly as much as an absence of punctuation. People will occasionally post lots of content without so much as a comma or period. Makes for very difficult reading...

I'm surprised no one has mentioned definitely -- that's got to be the word that is misspelled most often. Oh yeah -- stretch and conscience, too -- and surprise, for that matter.

Someone mentioned interchanging "to" and "too". Equally as common is the interchanging of "their", "there" and "they're". No big deal; I know what people are trying to say (usually).

I was raised in Cincinnati, so I don't have much difficulty spelling that word these days. Otherwise, it would be a bit tricky.

Practice and practise always get me.

NoodleSoup said:

Easy - the noun, 'practice', has the noun, 'ice' in it, whereas the verb 'practise' has the verb 'is' in it.
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icant spell featuyredfullyed see what imean

Just came across another one..."Caress"...or, I should say, "Carress"...one "r" or two??...

Oh, and "Phenomenal"... All those different vowels...sheesh...I can never remember if it's one "e" or two...if the second "e" is actually supposed to be an "i"...if the "a" is really supposed to be an "o"...

I will be in trouble when I want to say "I give the most phenomenal caresses.."
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