Dark Brotherhood's Wondrous Emporium of Remedial Spelling Education Thread

Hello all!

Forums are made of words, and words are made of letters! Choosing them correctly and placing them in the correct order can mean the difference between "word in English" and "FAIL".

If you have dyslexia, which is a serious condition, you are excused from the thread.

Let's begin shall we?

Glad= happy
Glade= a wooded area as found on Caliban.

Know= to posess definitive information
No= negative, opposite of yes
Noe=not a word

Pry= to lift or heft by dint of tool, usually a lever.
Probably= likely to occur.

Their = belonging to them, possessive.
They're = they are, contraction
There= indicative of location, "it is over there"

More fun soon LOL

CHALLENGE

Dark Brotherhood for your cursed use of the EGRISH language I call a grudge match!! When the border wars takes place we shall meet in round one! Ill make you eat your precious grammar! LETTER BY LETTER!

You forgot:
Does: 3rd person singular of do
Dose: Quantity of medication

glade we gots som un dats goood wif herds an gwammer no mea con spill betah toe


ps (this is kinda fun i might have to do stuff like this in all my posts from this point on thanks for the idea mike)

I have no idea what you said.

That was a lot like walking by a television when Pootie Tang is on.

come on its fun maken post that only you can read but sound it out and u will get it and if you dont then let me know and i will make more post like that just because you need practice reading badly spelled and poorly worded sentences.

sentences? Those involve punctuation.

only if you want people to read it

Dont worry CW and Dark I will smack him when I see him tomorrow

well i am glade (lol) that you think u can but i am just to cool to get smacked though u can try my assumness will deflect your hand before it can hit me

Assumness?

CORRECT

Some more fun with spelling!

Boarder = (inf.) one who rides a board (i.e. skate or surfboard), alternately, a person - usually a temporary travelling guest, who pays or exchanges labor for housing.
Border= A division between two things, usually in reference to territorial lines.

Model = a representation, often scalar, of a real object - used for demonstration.
Modal = pertaining to modes, often musical.
Modle = not a word
Moddle = not a word

way to go grammer nazi who care if its not spelled right you could still read it

Slammer wrote:

way to go grammer nazi who care if its not spelled right you could still read it

English is rapidly becoming a lost art. It's grammAr, by the way.