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We all mess up a word sometimes and end up googling “how do you spell…” to make sure. It turns out that people from different states in the US search for different words more often than others. So, we took the most googled spelling searches and turned them into a quiz.
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zzbc6m22fq 4 days ago
C'mon. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious?? Where does that appear in the O.E.D.? You might as well as used "bumdiddlediddledlddledumdiddleai" or "Expelliarmus".
Robert T 4 days ago
Got one wrong because I did it too quickly. 4 is spelt differently in British and American English, and oddly both versions are given, so I don't know if the American spelling gets marked as correct or not. Patients is the correct spelling of a different word! Never heard of 14 - had to look that one up.
Nikki Sevven 4 days ago
Apparently, I'm an American who has always spelled #4 the British way.
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Herringbone 4 days ago
Without context, several alternative spellings are valid words: secrete - to hide; crotchet - musical note; busyness - the state of being busy; patients - ill people.
Hodge Elmwood 1 day ago
Yes, but you can usually figure out which one they want. Crochet is obviously the correct answer, so crotchet can't be. Business was spelled incorrectly several times so "busyness" wasn't what they were looking for. Sometimes it's a process of elimination because most of the misspellings are very obvious.
Load More Replies... zzbc6m22fq 4 days ago
C'mon. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious?? Where does that appear in the O.E.D.? You might as well as used "bumdiddlediddledlddledumdiddleai" or "Expelliarmus".
Robert T 4 days ago
Got one wrong because I did it too quickly. 4 is spelt differently in British and American English, and oddly both versions are given, so I don't know if the American spelling gets marked as correct or not. Patients is the correct spelling of a different word! Never heard of 14 - had to look that one up.
Nikki Sevven 4 days ago
Apparently, I'm an American who has always spelled #4 the British way.
Load More Replies... Herringbone 4 days ago
Without context, several alternative spellings are valid words: secrete - to hide; crotchet - musical note; busyness - the state of being busy; patients - ill people.
Hodge Elmwood 1 day ago
Yes, but you can usually figure out which one they want. Crochet is obviously the correct answer, so crotchet can't be. Business was spelled incorrectly several times so "busyness" wasn't what they were looking for. Sometimes it's a process of elimination because most of the misspellings are very obvious.
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