wrong: exhalted
right: exalted

wrong: surprize
right: surprise

wrong: assylum
right: asylum

wrong: repentence
right: repentance

wrong: murmering
right: murmuring

wrong: existance
right: existence

wrong: truly
right: truly

wrong: gotton
right: gotten

wrong: amoung
right: among

SPELLING LESSON #12

wrong: legitamacy
right: legitimacy

wrong: includeing
right: including (Remember, Gazelam, to always drop the "e" before adding "ing")

wrong: dispell
right: dispel

wrong: priveledge
right: privilege

wrong: foregiveness
right: forgiveness

wrong: discintly
right: distinctly

wrong: beleiving
right: believing

wrong: ovserved
right: observed

wrong: ad nausium
right: ad nauseum

wrong: emptyness
right: emptiness

wrong: extracating
right: extricating

wrong: severaly
right: severely (from "severe," not "several")

wrong: guarentee
right: guarantee

wrong: enrolment
right: enrollment

SPELLING LESSON #13

wrong: shole
right: sole

wrong: extriordinaire
right: extraordinaire

wrong: insidental
right: incidental

wrong: gammet
right: gamut

SPELLING LESSON #14:

wrong: insidental
right: incidental

wrong: inciteful
right: insightful

wrong: consistancy
right: consistency

wrong: dissolutionment
right: disillusionment

SPELLNG LESSON #15:



Aunt: A sister of one's father or mother.
Ant: A flightless insect known for living in large colonies.

These are both the same.




Deprived is right.

de·prived (d-prvd)
adj.
1. Marked by deprivation, especially of economic or social necessities.
2. Lacking in advantage, opportunity, or experience: "Preschool is designed to give children from educationally deprived households an early boost" Jeff Brody. -- The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition copyright ©2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Updated in 2003. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.



Both are correct. Yourself means you. Your self means, your self which is yourself.



It is spelled 'litre' [leeter] not [lighter].



This is slang so can be written however one wishes to write it.



The former looks more appropriate. I fall for this one, which is strange because when one is writing shorthand, one writes 'congrats'.



Again both of these words are the same.



They are the same.



Depends in which context they are used.



These are both the same.

Some are merely typing errors.

I am glad to know, however, that my spelling isn't as bad as I thought.

Could you give us grammar lessons too? I need to work on grammar, or so I think.



Pirate.

The reason some of those spellings are the same is because I subsequently turned on the word filter to automatically change the wrong version to the right version. Don't worry, when I made the original post, the misspellings were intact.

Beyond that, I request that you just take my word on the correctness of those other spellings. With all due respect to you, Imwashingmypirate disagreeing with Dr. Shades about proper spelling is somewhat akin to Christopher Reeve disagreeing with Bruce Lee about proper Kung Fu.

And yes, I do have a thread full of grammar lessons, all of which I highly suggest you incorporate. It's at:

Dr. Shades's Grammar Lesson of the Day

Sweet.

And please pronounce it (and all biblical name with the letter "j") as if it were "y". The non-english part of the world do the same. (OK, in spanish the "j" sounds as "h" but every rule has an exception and THIS rule may have one.)

As an atheist please don't spell this word as "athiest".

wrong: dissodance Isn't this what the LDS apologists do- a dissonance dance? Man, I hope I spelled that correctly.

As far as naïve goes, I ain't goin' to the trouble of doing that dot thing over the i.

I think you missed the joke. I hope Dr. Shades got it (hint: look up the word depraved).

SPELLING LESSON #16:



Wrong: Brittany Spears
Right: Britney Spears

What would be really funny is if I used my mod editing powers to go and mis-spell all of his correctly spelled words.

Wrong: Shades rocks!
Right: Shades sucks cause he took away our smilies!!

(No, I'm NEVER going to let this go!!)

You can't spell Shades without Hades.

I think Shades should give us back our smilies while Nehor is on vacation.

How long do those Guys Gone Wild seminars last anyway?

I have to admit, that would be pretty funny. Don't do it, though!



Question: How many smilies did William Shakespeare need to use?



When it comes to smilie abuse, there will always be a Nehor.

The difference?

Actually, ad nauseam.

The difference is that I updated the word censor after I made that entry.

I don't know if you've posted this one, Shades. I've noticed it quite a lot.

Wrong: Opps
Right: Oops