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Proof reading.
I’m British. Sorry for getting my diction and spelling wrong, I must try harder.
It’s what happens sometimes as a consequence of being bi lingual. We get a bit muddled up at times.
I’m British. Sorry for getting my diction and spelling wrong, I must try harder. It’s what happens sometimes as a consequence of being bi lingual. We get a bit muddled up at times.
So am I, yet I dont get English spellings mixed up with American ones….only maybe very occasionally and I have an excuse for it, having worked for an American in the past.
Contaminated lol
Norway isn’t America.
I assume you mean the incorrect spelling of offense ?
Your spelling and all around grammar/punctuation is crap when you’re not proofreading.
Outed and over .
I presume you’re English, not American, yet you’re using American spelling. Seems you’re using American spellcheck from some of your names.
Your presumption was wrong. Im British. Im using norwegian spelling which is almost identical to english on many words, hence my bi linguality gets me muddled up sometimes. And I have no spell check at all. 0 out of 3. You’re not very good at this are you lol
Well actually offence in norwegian and swedish is offense. There are hundreds of words that are the same word except spelt with a S instead of a C or a K instead of a C. The word “which” after whether was a typo and should be removed. Grammar is not my strong point so I’ll leave that to someone else. I went to a dodgy school.
Oh I am good at it..as your ‘alter egos’ make exactly the same mistake.
It’s Friday, the weekend has begun for some :)
How about a Divine Disco ?
I can still do all these moves :) without drink or drugs :)
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