Mar 7
The standard English spelling for the plural of mitzvah is
Spelling Details:
Singular: Mitzvah (or mitsvah)
Plural: Mitzvahs (most common)
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The standard English spelling for the plural of mitzvah is
Spelling Details:
Singular: Mitzvah (or mitsvah)
Plural: Mitzvahs (most common)
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anyone else also constantly messed up the spellings of dairy and diary as a kid?
I still do-
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There are two words spelled "so," one is a conjunction, "i don't like peas so i don't eat them," while the other is a modifier "i hate peas so much."
The words "to" and "too" have a similar distinction, with "to" being a preposition, and "too" being a modifier. I propose applying the spelling distinction to the words "so" as well. Hence…
Newruleglish Rule 1:
The modifier meaning of "so" will now be spelled "soo"
Example: "I hate peas soo much, so I ate something else."
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Please could someone explain why Till (as in cash till) is spelt with two Ls,
but until is only spelt with one.
It drives me Nuts.
A quick question for people who read fanfics for US films/tv shows
Does it bother you when a fanfic writer doesn't use US spellings? Because as someone from the UK it is much easier for me to write with British spellings. I'm already concentrating on trying to use the right terminology that I think worrying about using US spelling would just not make writing fun.
And I'm not talking about authors using the wrong terminology or cultural traditions or slang because i can understand being a bit put off by that, I'm talking about them using "colour" instead of "color" or "realise" instead of "realize" for example
(The only exception for this is that I will use "mom" instead of "mum")
Does it bother you?
Yes
No