Wrong - erec.tion

Right - Attention.

According to Seun's English

Inkman:
This is the most common on nl--

Wrong= loose
Correct= lose

They are both correct. Loose means untying, while Lose means something going out of ur possession.

Akorede612:
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

2. Wrong: Writting
Correct: Writing

3. Wrong: Accomodate
Correct: Accommodate

4. Wrong: Seperate
Correct: Separate

5. Wrong: Alot
Correct: A lot

6. Wrong: Truely
Correct: Truly

7. Wrong: Tommorow/ Tommorrow
Correct: Tomorrow

8. Wrong: Definately
Correct: Definitely

9. Wrong: Mispell
Correct: Misspell

10. Wrong: Alright(this may be allowed)
Correct: All right

11. Wrong: Maintainance
Correct: Maintenance

12. Wrong: Recieve
Correct: Receive

13. Wrong: Occassion/ Occassion/
Correct: Occasion

14. Wrong: Occurence
Correct: Occurrence

15. Wrong: Momento
Correct: Memento

16. Wrong: Priviledge
Correct: Privilege

17. Wrong: Miniscule
Correct: minuscule

18. Wrong: Neccessary
Correct: Necessary

19. Wrong: Pronounciation
Correct: Pronunciation

20. Wrong: Wierd
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.

Feel free to share your views and add yours!

wrong - Beleive
correct - Believe

Receive, Believe and Deceive are always confusing. Goddammit!

jejemanito:
And i bet he is from Daura

And what does that suppose to mean mind your tongue

shamsuRana:

Right:convertible
Wrong: convertable

Right: floccinaucinhilipilification
Wrong : ..... I de come

ok... dictionary.com subscriber huh?

DjHypno:
k

Kermit?

herald9:
you don't CRACK your brain.... You RACK your brain

You might be wrong bro. Do you know if he wanted to use hammer on his head?

AnneMomoh:


Kermit?

Anne Momoh you're looking for trouble O.

Wrong: osibanjo/osunbade
Right: osinbajo

Wrong... dinning table


Right....... dining table

niytej:





Puss y = wrong

Pussy = correct

what is kitty-cart?

puss Y we know

**blameNL word filter...

Common .....wrong
Come on ..... Right

GUAGE=WRONG
GAUGE=RIGHT

This y I hate english
I fink it should be spelled inglish
How can u misspell missspell

Heeyhun:
I'm particularly guilty of receive. Its so confusing
And some others

General rule: 'I' comes before 'E' except after 'C'

Youngsage:
Most people, not me. Nice topic though.

BTW, who told you smartphones come with preinstalled dictionaries

stay away from chinko phones. Correct smartphones got preinstalled dickos.

loose instead of lose.
Am instead of I'm.

Penssuwa:

You might be wrong bro. Do you know if he wanted to use hammer on his head?

hehehe we thought as much.... That's why you're seeing all these quick intervention squad correcting him

Pineapp:
Wrong= CD


Right= Condom.

Lmao! Mpama ka I bu, guy.

guilty of some
meanwhile, android pre installed dictionary is rendering me more lazy

guilty of some meanwhile, android pre installed dictionary is rendering me more lazy

seedorfg:
wrong= clueless, right =cluelessness

Don't teach people nonsense


BTW.....wrong = one
Right. = okan

Abbey2sam:


both words are correct , what's your point?

loose = to unfasten something or unscrew a nut

lose = when you don't have something you use to have

'Loose' is always used for 'lose'

Same as 'there' used in place of 'their'

Akorede612:
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

2. Wrong: Writting
Correct: Writing

3. Wrong: Accomodate
Correct: Accommodate

4. Wrong: Seperate
Correct: Separate

5. Wrong: Alot
Correct: A lot

6. Wrong: Truely
Correct: Truly

7. Wrong: Tommorow/ Tommorrow
Correct: Tomorrow

8. Wrong: Definately
Correct: Definitely

9. Wrong: Mispell
Correct: Misspell

10. Wrong: Alright(this may be allowed)
Correct: All right

11. Wrong: Maintainance
Correct: Maintenance

12. Wrong: Recieve
Correct: Receive

13. Wrong: Occassion/ Occassion/
Correct: Occasion

14. Wrong: Occurence
Correct: Occurrence

15. Wrong: Momento
Correct: Memento

16. Wrong: Priviledge
Correct: Privilege

17. Wrong: Miniscule
Correct: minuscule

18. Wrong: Neccessary
Correct: Necessary

19. Wrong: Pronounciation
Correct: Pronunciation

20. Wrong: Wierd
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.

Feel free to share your views and add yours!

21, wrong= How do you do? Answer: Fine thank you.
Right= How do you do? Answer: how do you do too.

Note: how do you do too is answer to how do you do. Fine thank you is response to how are you?

Lilimax:
I never knew it's an English word.
It may be the longest English word with 29 alphabets

I wonder what the longest word would be if flipdjlmjfsjklmgjkfsv(whatever) isn't.

The meaning is so simple but the word's crazy!

shamsuRana:


Am even laughing at ur unawareness
Must be mis understanding... Abi abject ignorance...
I de laff abeg..bros.

I'm, or "I am".

Wrong--- joystick
Right--- prick

Heeyhun:
I'm particularly guilty of receive. Its so confusing
And some others

the ground rule is; 'I' comes BEFORE 'E' ,, except AFTER 'C'..
.
.

that means,, in most spellings,, letter 'I' should come before letter 'E',, as in bel'IE've..
.
.
but the EXCEPTion is in cases of spellings where letter 'C' precedes both,, then the ground rule changes- letter 'E' comes before 'I'.. As in recEIpt..
.
.
summary>>

*ground rule* >> (always) I before E.
.
.

*exceptions* (in cases of letter C only) E before I..

No 17 are both correct.

I don't need my phone to check my spellings. I am already good at spellings.

wow
tuale boss

shamsuRana:


Am even laughing at ur unawareness
Must be mis understanding... Abi abject ignorance...
I de laff abeg..bros.