The word WEIRD is spelled weird? MS Word auto corrects it so I always forget the "I before E except after C" thing doesn't apply, and it makes me crazy. I'm constantly misspelling it.
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i'm always misspelling it and that's odd for me because (i almost hate to admit it and you guys can hate me) but i hardly ever misspell anything. the only other word i have trouble with is ninety. is there an e before the t or not?
i'm sorry, but i can't help but mention that "objective" has a B before the -jective and "adjective" has a D before -jective, which would explain why they're pronounced differently (unless you were just kidding around, JM, and now i've just made a huge fool of myself.) :P
Long live spell spell check. I'd be doomed without it. But there are several words the English language that don't make sense. For example:
ReplyDeleteObjective is pronounces differently that Adjective. Even though they both spelled with "-djective". the only difference is the first letter.
I'm constantly misspelling everything. That's why they invented spell check. Just for moi!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's so true. I never noticed how weird it was before. Thanks for pointing that one out!
ReplyDeleteLOL, I'm a horrible speller to begin with =/
ReplyDeleteHello to you,
ReplyDeleteJust an FYI, I have placed you on my site www.whenwelisten.com site in the networking section. If you do not wish to be there will you let me know?
You are still cracking me up...weird, who would have thought??
lol, Lori
i'm always misspelling it and that's odd for me because (i almost hate to admit it and you guys can hate me) but i hardly ever misspell anything. the only other word i have trouble with is ninety. is there an e before the t or not?
ReplyDeletei'm sorry, but i can't help but mention that "objective" has a B before the -jective and "adjective" has a D before -jective, which would explain why they're pronounced differently (unless you were just kidding around, JM, and now i've just made a huge fool of myself.) :P
Jm: The English language is tricky. I really feel for people who have to learn it as a second language.
ReplyDeleteStina: You're pretty powerful. ;)
Eileen: :)
Tami: No worries. Still love ya! :)
Lori: Very cool! Thank you!
Michelle: I don't usually have a problem spelling either. I think that's why it annoys me so much.