pretydiva:
Nt guilty of any..ur no 17 isn't tru. They both ve different meanings n different spellings n not dat pple spell it wrongly

Imagine someone asking a question that: "why is this place quite"? Does that make sense?

I am not guilty of any because I have learnt them in the past.

number 17@ quite is right. Op please check a dictionary.quite and quiet are two different words. You are quite right about the other words. My humble submission.

Joshuadon:


And this is what happen when you decided to jump over the fence and go through windows in school.......

Am skeptical if u ever saw the four walls of a school......


#21STCENTURYILLITERATES

Mhn that FOURTY fall ma hands last week for exam

guilty of 16....never actually cared to know the dictionary spellling...but CHANGE is here

Catalyst4real:

Well both Words are Grammatically correct, But Most Times Quiet is Misspelt as Quite.

small g for grammatical.

None

Abdulhafis00:
colour= color

both are in order.

10, 16, 18, 28 and 29!

Catalyst4real:
1) Alot -------------- A lot

2)Enviroment---- Environment

3) Enimity ----- Enmity

4)Greatful ------ Grateful

5) Akward------ Awkward

6) Expantitiate----- Expatiate

7)Aquaint -------- Acquaint

8. Definate ------- Definite

9)Beleive -------- Believe

10)Continiously ------ Continuously

11) Convenant ------ Covenant

12) Clearify -------- Clarify

13) Discription ------ Description

14) Mispell ----- Misspell

15)Ocassion----- Occasion

16)Pronounciation ----- Pronunciation

17) Quite ------- Quiet

18[b])Mischievious ----- Mischievous[/b]

19)Intrest------ Interest

20)infact ------ In Fact

21) Grammer ----- grammar

22)Fulfill -------- Fulfil

23)Fourty ------- Forty

24) Intervain ------- Intervene

25)Neccessary ----- Necessary

26)Grievious ------ Grievous

27)Goverment------ Government

28)Annoint ------- Anoint

29) Maintainance ------ Maintenance

30) Arguement ------- Argument

Which Ones are you Guilty of?

See the highlighted or emboldened

Now why is marriage not there? I keep interchanging the i and the a

AnneMomoh:
So which side is the correct and which side is wrong, you created a thread without being detailed.

You mean you can not figure it out ?

21&29 sometimes

Joshuadon:
None




Pls wats wrong with No 17

i wonder o, two different words and two different meanings

Seperate - separate

Am not guilty of any

Before now I spell d word "ENMITY" this way- "enimity". I'm seeing this for d first tym. God bless d op for this thread.

wow... this is good..Guilty of numbers 6,14,26 & 28... cotrections noted.. hope i become conscious of these spellings.. thanks for bringing our attention to it..

So which side is the correct and which side is wrong, you created a thread without being detailed. tru tok

ferdimako:

Good... how are about everyday and every day? Take it seriously and take it serious?

Correct!

Catalyst4real:
1) Alot -------------- A lot

2)Enviroment---- Environment

3) Enimity ----- Enmity

4)Greatful ------ Grateful

5) Akward------ Awkward

6) Expantitiate----- Expatiate

7)Aquaint -------- Acquaint

8. Definate ------- Definite

9)Beleive -------- Believe

10)Continiously ------ Continuously

11) Convenant ------ Covenant

12) Clearify -------- Clarify

13) Discription ------ Description

14) Mispell ----- Misspell

15)Ocassion----- Occasion

16)Pronounciation ----- Pronunciation

17) Quite ------- Quiet

18)Mischievious ----- Mischievous

19)Intrest------ Interest

20)infact ------ In Fact

21) Grammer ----- grammar

22)Fulfill -------- Fulfil

23)Fourty ------- Forty

24) Intervain ------- Intervene

25)Neccessary ----- Necessary

26)Grievious ------ Grievous

27)Goverment------ Government

28)Annoint ------- Anoint

29) Maintainance ------ Maintenance

30) Arguement ------- Argument

Which Ones are you Guilty of?

I was once guilty of "3" words in that list, not until i began to learn frequently online from school website's, and now ............

I hope you an English teacher and WAEC officer
Thank you

Fynestboi:




This is what happen when you drink to much garri.

both quite and quiet r correct english words with different meaning. So, d guy asked a grt qustn n u disgraced urslf again by telling us dat ur ignorant is ...exclusive

edwardjr:

both quite and quiet r correct english words with different meaning. So, d guy asked a grt qustn n u disgraced urslf again by telling us dat ur ignorant is ...exclusive

SMH.


Ok *grabs popcorn with smoov *

3, 14 and 15

Joshuadon:
None




Pls wats wrong with No 17

Used in two different scenarios

Both spellings on number 17 are very correct, depending on the contest being used. Then as for Fulfil and Fulfill....they are still correct

PRIVILEDGE - PRIVILEGE
RECIEVE- RECEIVE

Guilty of 4, 20 & 28

vfactor:



not necessarily true! they are different words with different meanings. Just that people confuse one for the other, and not necessarily misspell it.

Loose = to untie, or set free. not firmly fixed. could also mean not strictly organized or controlled

Lose = unable to find something. opposite of gain. defeat

Okay

Fynestboi:
@18 I almost failed that thing during my year one use of english.

Baba I sight u o.... so SER wan get u b dat?

Jonwesley:


except when...... what? Please this your sentence does not make any meaning. Check again.

which part is difficult to understand? the part where I said "i" comes before "e", except when preceded by "c"?


it means when spelling words with "i-e", "i" usually comes before "e". but when there is a "c", you put the "e" before the "i".

e.g. Believe and Receive. Notice that the position of "i-e" in both words.


Next time, say you don't understand