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 - Commonly misspelled English words - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	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 Document Date: 2005-10-07 16:19:10 Open Document File Size: 28,02 KB Share Result on Facebook City Paris / / Currency USD / / Organization Armstrong Atlantic State University Writing Center / / Person Anthony C. Winkler / Jo Ray McCuen-Metherell / Alan R. Hayakawa / Toby Fulwiler / Richard Nordquist / / Position minister / counsel / Writer / changeable chief / / SocialTag English grammar Commonly misspelled words Homophone Apostrophe Possessive pronoun Contraction Who T–V distinction English language Linguistics

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 sAdd to Reading List