...later found dead after being hit by falling dictionary.
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Who else thinks this is just a silly idea?
I reckon variant spelling is fine on emails and instant messages etc but accepting it as normal in schools and academic materials handed in by students is a silly move!
Imagine when we’re all older and young people are speaking txt, what will txt messages be like then?!
The article reminds me of Engrish:
See! Even the Japanese can spell words correctly even if it is hilariously structured at times
LONDON (Reuters) - Embaressed by yor spelling? Never you mind.
Fed up with his students' complete inability to spell common English correctly, a British academic has suggested it may be time to accept "variant spellings" as legitimate.
Rather than grammarians getting in a huff about "argument" being spelled "arguement" or "opportunity" as "opertunity," why not accept anything that's phonetically (fonetickly anyone?) correct as long as it can be understood?...
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Who else thinks this is just a silly idea?
I reckon variant spelling is fine on emails and instant messages etc but accepting it as normal in schools and academic materials handed in by students is a silly move!
Imagine when we’re all older and young people are speaking txt, what will txt messages be like then?!
The article reminds me of Engrish:
See! Even the Japanese can spell words correctly even if it is hilariously structured at times




