I think I ate some bad beacon

calender...calander....calendar.. I think. >_<

bananana...

probally, i always used to spell it like that... now i spell it right. probably.

My biggest problem is I tend to be in a rush and use the wrong forms of there/too/etc

Oh and also colisseum! Like Olympus Colisesusmsmmm in Kingdom Hearts. Oh man it's jsut too hard ;_;

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Originally Posted by Xander

Oh man it's jsut too hard ;_;

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Is "just" hard for you too, XanXan? :p

febuary (correct spelling of course is february)

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Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryûkishi

Not nearly as bad as the mass ignorance surrounding the word definitely, but a lot of people have no clue about this one, too. It's "no one." Two words, no hyphen.

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I was under the impression that the hyphen was a British invention, much like the u in "colour."

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Originally Posted by omnitarian

I only recently discovered that "defense" and "offense" don't have C's in them.

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They do in British English ;)

Relevant, or is it relavent? The dictionary is less than an arm's length away, and yet I never use it when posting. Perhaps I'll make an exception this time...

It's relevant, apparently. I'll probably forget that by tomorrow morning, though.

Czan, dictionary.com is your friend. :)

Dissociation (Disassociation) (i lose marks in chemistry for that :( )

I'm surprised none of you have come up with "alot" yet, because a lot of the people on this forum writes it that way. :p

Oh, and I had problems with definitely until Psy taught me. :cool: I also pronounced "know" with a K until I was 10 years old, but English is my second language, and I hardly spoke English until I was 10, which is when we started having English as a subject.

I used to type "alot" a lot. Stupid lazy grammer.

I had a long streak of misspelling "Definitely" when I was a newb here, but then I saw Ryukawaii make an annoucement about it and it cleared everything up.

"Grammer" always was a hang up for me as well.