common spelling mistakes

[John-B 4]

It's only for fun guys and girls as stated in my original post.

 

[RicW 67]

Only read a couple posts the last few days but there seems to be a growing trend in simple spelling errors such as "pidgeon" (pigeon) and "ferrit (ferret)

I know we aren't Einstein but come on people it's basic English.

Please list any common mistakes you see below just as a sort of fun way of secondary education.

 

Pidgeon (pigeon)

Ferrit (ferret)

 

 

Eeeh lad, if you start listing poor English usage found on THL, then you'll be here till Dick docks, and he ain't got a boat yet !

 

I read in a paper a few weeks ago that one in nine are leaving school functionally illiterate [ by whatever standard they are using to define " functionally " ] So while I'm broadly in favour of accurate spelling and syntax, I can't help but feel that your post is a bit like that little lad in the story, who tries to plug the hole in the dyke with his thumb.

 

I tried that. Got a right smack upside me head.

[thorne43 1]

a dinni hink thers any hing wrang wi the wye folk spell,a kin mack oot maste o it,

 

lol thats great! good job

[FightTheBan 1,147]

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Edited November 8, 2010 by FightTheBan

[bird 9,969]

It's only for fun guys and girls as stated in my original post.

 

 

not so much the spelling, i dont think the shits can read. Think about it when a thread been put on with a few (wrong) spelt words and posted, they think it looks ok. So i dont think they can feckin read proper Right where did i put that ( dictonry, dicionery,dictionary) thats it i think

[trooperman 73]

thats all well and good some people knock southeners about the way we speak but at least if we swear we swear we dont go around saying feek this and feek that northen monkeys.

 

 

paul

[genuine 81]

Feek feckin and all bullshit, its f**k or f*****g, and im northern but no monkey! I dont see to many post with shit spelling. Im not the best but hey i couldn't give a f**k you either read it or dont, no skin off my back!

[chimp 299]

have awful grammer ie:

there and their

[Lab 10,979]

have awful grammer ie:

there and their

Have awful what?

[byron 1,188]

i blame the mods....

lol............

[Guest underdog]

have awful grammer ie:

there and their

 

I'm murder with there or their, I know you use their if it belongs to someone etc but f**k me, can I be arsed...

[bert the fert 28]

Only read a couple posts the last few days but there seems to be a growing trend in simple spelling errors such as "pidgeon" (pigeon) and "ferrit (ferret)

I know we aren't Einstein but come on people it's basic English.

Please list any common mistakes you see below just as a sort of fun way of secondary education.

 

Pidgeon (pigeon)

Ferrit (ferret)

 

 

Eeeh lad, if you start listing poor English usage found on THL, then you'll be here till Dick docks, and he ain't got a boat yet !

 

I read in a paper a few weeks ago that one in nine are leaving school functionally illiterate [ by whatever standard they are using to define " functionally " ] So while I'm broadly in favour of accurate spelling and syntax, I can't help but feel that your post is a bit like that little lad in the story, who tries to plug the hole in the dyke with his thumb.

 

I tried that. Got a right smack upside me head.

 

 

[John-B 4]

tell you what else bugs me, bought and brought for example "I have just been out and brought a case of stella" oh yeah where did you bring it from?

It's bought bought bought bought ffs LOL

[killing crew 2,708]

I am a bad speller but in life if that's all I've got worry about I won't do to bad

[deanflute 550]

tell you what else bugs me, bought and brought for example "I have just been out and brought a case of stella" oh yeah where did you bring it from?

It's bought bought bought bought ffs LOL

 

Yes! Bye instead of buy, To instead of too and of instead of off