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 | Well, I'm here to tell you about the English language today, since the spelling here sounds like it came from people with an extra chromosome 21. | |
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| Yes, Downs Syndrome, I believe. | |
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| Here are some wrong examples that I have seen: shampane, metifore, were, marring, useing, censoreded, will, righting, hipnotized, my self, awnser, and title. | |
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| Yes, and some words that don't even exist are: soliod, acconomy, and smit. On a side note, singular subjects take singular verbs while plural subjects take plural verbs. Also, place commas around an apposative in order to keep things in check. | |
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| A list of corrections for the words are here in this order: champagne, metaphore, where, marrying, using, censored, while, writing, hypnotized, myself, answer, tidal, solid, economy, and smite. | |
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| If you will note, this was dedicated to our resident genius, tcca8998, who spells like he was half-retarded while tripping on acid. And thank you all for your time here to learn! | |
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