I don’t mispell things.
[quote=“Jam,post:22,topic:31747"”]
responsible i always spell responcible
ironic…
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when you sent me that text the other day you spelled technician as technition.
[quote=“Dex,post:23,topic:31747"”]
when you sent me that text the other day you spelled technician as technition.
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oh FUCK OFF!
probably…
I still can’t spell it
[quote=“sedlmeier101,post:25,topic:31747"”]
probably…
I still can’t spell it
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i still use “prolly”
i hate when people spell tomorrow with an a.
[quote=“FuzzyFish,post:29,topic:31747"”]
What if I mispelled it today instead of tomarrow?
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haha. jerk.
*misspelled.
Fixzored.
[quote=“Jam,post:24,topic:31747"”]
oh FUCK OFF!
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Hahah, Jam is the new JEG… :eekdance:
[quote=“Dex,post:16,topic:31747"”]
affect and effect.
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This has got to be the most confusing word.
Does anyone really know when to use a or e?
“When you affect a situation, you have an effect on it.”
Edit: Shouldn’t the title be “wrongly” not “wrong”?:biglaugh:
I always use affect as a verb and effect as a noun. I have no idea if that’s right or not.
Explanation…
http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/affect.html
[quote=“Zong,post:30,topic:31747"”]
your all morans
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:eekdance:
[quote=“AWDrifter,post:35,topic:31747"”]
This has got to be the most confusing word.
Does anyone really know when to use a or e?
“When you affect a situation, you have an effect on it.”
Edit: Shouldn’t the title be “wrongly” not “wrong”?:biglaugh:
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affect is a verb that means something like “to influence”
the drugs affected his mindset…
effect is a noun that usually has to do with a result.
the effect of the sabres losing drury and briere is still unknown
even tomoroe I will not be able to spell tomoroe
*tomorrow (spell checked)