SAHNNON – Yes, my name. But only when typing.
RECEIVE – I before E, except after C, and a gazillion other exceptions.
TOUSLED – I spell it touseled, every time.
COLOR, HONOR, etc – Spending my formative spelling years in England gave my words more FLAVOUR.
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The older I get, It seems like my spelling gets worse. I have to check behind myself all the time!! but I am like you they are some words that I can really screw up on. I enjoyed the blog!!
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I think that’s true of all of us!
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I spell theatre the
correctBritish way. I don’t really do the “ou” thing (flavour, honour, colour), but I do tend to double my “l” in travelling, cancelled, and the like.I blame living in England as well (though for me it was 7th to 11th grade)
I also can never spell consciousness correctly without looking it up. And I have to think about dimensional as I always want to put a “t” in it.
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I always spell my middle name wrong. Cherly instead of Cheryl. It is more of a keyboard thing tho.
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Oh, is the double-L a British thing, too, because I do that!
And transposing letters while typing on a keyboard definitely happens to me more often than straight up misspelling words. (Except when I’m playing London, LOL.)
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The only exception I look for in The words with The IE,EI thing is I before E except after C or in words that sound like Weigh or Neigh
RECEIVE – I before E, except after C, and a gazillion other exceptions.