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Why can I not leave it alone? Truely = Truly
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I laughed!
But I understand. It's one of those things that don't hurt but can just bother the heck out of you all day if you don't do sth. Thank you.
You know but this one "truely", I have always spelt it that way and never thought it was wrong (noone ever bothered to correct me I guess). Man! it's scary to think what other things do I percieve to be correct but in fact wrong.
But I understand. It's one of those things that don't hurt but can just bother the heck out of you all day if you don't do sth. Thank you.
You know but this one "truely", I have always spelt it that way and never thought it was wrong (no one's ever bothered to correct me, I guess). Man! it's scary to think what other things, I perceive to be correct but in fact, are incorrect.
NT Remember the rule i before e except after c...
do keep up, receive ..perceive
at least you spelt pigeonhole correctly. I have seen native english speakers misspell it with a "d" as some people pronunce it pidgen or pidgeon.
Also don't hurt = doesn't hurt.
I only correct you because I know you can take it!
Stilo
NT Remember the rule i before e except after c...
do keep up, receive ..perceive
at least you spelt pigeonhole correctly. I have seen native english speakers misspell it with a "d" as some people pronunce it pidgen or pidgeon.
Also don't hurt = doesn't hurt. I only correct you because I know you can take it!
Stilo
Re: to pigeonhole? 
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