Commonly Misspelled Words “Are you quite quiet?” English spelling is difficult. Words are often not spelled the way they sound. Raccoon sounds like it should have a k but doesn’t. Threw sounds like through but is s

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Date: 2005-10-07 16:19:10 English grammar Commonly misspelled words Homophone Apostrophe Possessive pronoun Contraction Who T–V distinction English language Linguistics Languages of Africa Anglo-Frisian languages		Commonly Misspelled Words “Are you quite quiet?” English spelling is difficult. Words are often not spelled the way they sound. Raccoon sounds like it should have a k but doesn’t. Threw sounds like through but is s Add to Reading List Source URL: www.write.armstrong.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 28,02 KB Share Document on Facebook

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