Ten Words to Learn How to Spell in 2010 - The Writers For Hire

TEN WORDS TO LEARN HOW TO SPELL IN 2010 Make any goals this year? I’m going to propose you make one increasingly: Polish your messages. Compose perfect notes. Look more astute. Look at this funny animation on The Oatmeal’s site, Ten Words You Need to Stop Misspelling. It traces probably the most usually incorrectly spelled words (and indeed, even the best of us commit these errors some of the time) in a fun, engaging way. Study it. Submit these words to memory. In the event that I could include only one more word pair to this rundown, it would be here/hear. I see this one constantly (Hi, father!), and like most homophones, it’s actually a senseless mix-up, since the words are not comparable at all: Hear: action word, having to do with sound, tuning in, and utilizing your ears. Ex: Do you hear that commotion? Here: qualifier, thing, or descriptive word, having to do with place (both genuine and unique); it is something contrary to â€Å"there.† Ex: Come here and afterward we’ll go to lunch. Do you have any spelling or use annoyances that didn’t make the rundown? Tell us †¦ and here’s to a cheerful, mistake free 2010!