Words that you have a hard time spelling
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Anonymous
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Not many but the two that come to mind, which always trip me up enough so that I find a synonym or shortcut instead:
Vacuum Definitely |
Anonymous
As used in the American law, you should be leaving our your "e" between "g" and "m." |
Anonymous
| I constantly second guess myself on the double or single L words. Cancelling vs. Canceling, Travelling vs. Traveling. I know they're both technically correct, but whenever I type them out it feels wrong either way and I have to Google which one is correct in the US. I have not spent significant time in the UK so there is no real reason behind this second guessing. |
Anonymous
| I can’t believe bureaucrat is t already on this list! |
Anonymous
I was coming to add bureaucracy! Thank goodness for autocorrect. I also struggle with camaraderie. |
Anonymous
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Congratulations
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Anonymous
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occasion
I always want to do one 'c' and two 's'. |
Anonymous
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Personnel
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Anonymous
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Refrigerator
Dammit - where’s the d that’s in fridge? |
Anonymous
Same |
Anonymous
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Exercise
I always want to spell it excersize |
Anonymous
| I'm sorry |
Anonymous
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dilemma
conscience license recipe receive cancelling - like the person above I'm never sure |
Anonymous
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In 7th grade we had two words on our weekly spelling test every week until the entire class finally spelled them correctly:
Necessarily and particularly. |
Anonymous
| Tomorrow, broccoli, specifically any word where I’m not sure if there are two or one of a letter. |