Time for a spelling bee! Let’s see how well you do.
If you realize you actually misspell all the 20 English words below, don’t sweat it too much, you are in good company.
Ernest Hemingway, Winston Churchill, Jane Austen and John Keats were all notoriously terrible spellers!
1. Wrong: Embarass
Correct: Embarrass
Correct: Embarrass
2. Wrong: Writting
Correct: Writing
Correct: Writing
3. Wrong: Accomodate
Correct: Accommodate
Correct: Accommodate
4. Wrong: Seperate
Correct: Separate
Correct: Separate
5. Wrong: Alot
Correct: A lot
Correct: A lot
6. Wrong: Truely
Correct: Truly
Correct: Truly
7. Wrong: Tommorow/ Tommorrow
Correct: Tomorrow
Correct: Tomorrow
8. Wrong: Definately
Correct: Definitely
Correct: Definitely
9. Wrong: Mispell
Correct: Misspell
Correct: Misspell
10. Wrong: Alright(this may be allowed)
Correct: All right
Correct: All right
11. Wrong: Maintainance
Correct: Maintenance
Correct: Maintenance
12. Wrong: Recieve
Correct: Receive
Correct: Receive
13. Wrong: Occassion/ Occassion/
Correct: Occasion
Correct: Occasion
14. Wrong: Occurence
Correct: Occurrence
Correct: Occurrence
15. Wrong: Momento
Correct: Memento
Correct: Memento
16. Wrong: Priviledge
Correct: Privilege
Correct: Privilege
17. Wrong: Miniscule
Correct: minuscule
Correct: minuscule
18. Wrong: Neccessary
Correct: Necessary
Correct: Necessary
19. Wrong: Pronounciation
Correct: Pronunciation
Correct: Pronunciation
20. Wrong: Wierd
Correct: Weird.
Correct: Weird.
The good thing about the smart phones we have now is that they all come with dictionaries pre- installed, if you are not sure of a spelling, simply type it out on your phone and let it correct it for you!
And please, don’t get too attached to chating abbreviations because you may unconsciously use them when writing an examination or formal write-up.
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