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Thnak you . and I'm sorry again for the spelling. Question about recive a notification: Why I couldn't recive a notification in my email for reply?

A gerund acts like a noun; a participle acts like an adjective.Rolling in the dirt was a favorite pastime for our new puppy.A rolling stone gathers no moss.Nader: You're doing it again. The word is what, not waht. Please be more careful with your spelling!!!CJ

Thank you for help and I'm sorry for bad spelling.

Spelling, spelling, spelling, Nader75!!!! What - not waht.What's up? and What's new? mean the same thing. The first is more casual. CJ

Hi, Waht's difference between : Waht's up and Waht's new. If said as a casual greeting, there's no difference. However, with young people today, the former seems much more common. Check your spelling of 'what', and use question marks. Best wishes, Clive

I think the p's and q's argument is most salient here. The apostrophe is used for the sake of clarity. While conventionally used for the possessive, the apostrophe is also used to indicate vernacular omissions and contractions, such as in the cases of "Ol' Dirty ***" or...

Hi, so what is the difference between spirtual values and spirtual welfare, <<< check your spelling spiritual values Refers to my religious beliefs. spiritual welfare, Broadly speaking, refers to my religious condition, my well-being. Best wishes, Clive

There is a difference between a "typo" and a "spelling mistake". Not sure how you can type "here" by mistake, when you intend to type "hear"! Smacks of a spelling mistake, rather than a typo to me.

I don't know what you guys are all on about with devoiced /z/. It's not a devoiced /z/, it's just /s/. In the example that someone above used, "vases"... I don't know about up North or across the pond (either one), but American Standard has that as /s/ in the medial and /z/ in the final. Well, if...

Anonymous wrote: Hello...can someone plse help me asap, the following are my questions.... 1. Why is the letter ' t ' not doubled in the word benefiting? 2. What rule or feature of English spelling appears in each of the following words? e.g. tape - the silent e makes the previous...