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To me, repeated questions are fine. We usually forget what we have been told once. So repeated questions are like going through what we've learned and they enable to remember better. One more advantage is that there are new menbers. They will benefit from the questions that have been asked...

About spelling, how correct spelling. I hear "bisy" via i but I must writ via u, I hear sun via a but I must write via u. thet's my problem.

Hi, Welcome to the Forum. What does this sentencemean Could you tell me the meaning of a word"outcha" and the usage? 'outcha' is not a word. It seems to be a phonetic representation of 'out of your', ie the correct spelling would be "You are out of your mind." This means 'You are crazy'. ...

. Which do you think is correct, Exciter? By the way, the correct spelling is characteristic.

The correct spelling is "fellow", although you may see it written as "fellah" or "fella" and it is often pronounced as "fella". The word "fellow" has fallen out of fashion but it used to be used a lot in the context "I know a fellow who might help you." Or "I know a fellow who has a dog for...

Hi, The correct spelling is 'sympathy'. You should be able to find it now. Best wishes, Clive

a) I met him at the right moment.b) biting (any dictionary will give you the rigth spelling)c) I'll learn it some day / one day.d) I explained it to them.e) at the end of the day (But: He became happy in the end.)f) I saw nice trees on my way out.g) Any online dictionary gives you the correct...

"Per say" is simply incorrect. It doesn't exist. "Per se" is the only correct spelling.

There was a movie called 'The Pursuit of Happyness' with the 'y' instead of 'i', which should be the correct spelling. i.e 'Happiness' . It was spelt incorrectly as that phrase has a quite significant role in the movie. I guess this could also be the case in your book. Best wishes,PBF

Hi WAThere is no difference between the pronouns unless of comes after them. Note that noone is wrong, the correct spelling is no one or no-one:No one / No-one knows about it.But:No one of us knows about it. (Quite a few grammarians think you should say: None of us knows about it.)Every one of us...