Wurds that yew repaetedly spel incorectly?

[Ice Tea]

Realise instead of Realize.

 

[Beerbaron]

If you're American maybe.

 

[Ice Tea]

LOL , you editing your post and correcting (your to you're) made me laugh , so we now know yours.

 

[something daft already!!]

Incorrectly

 

[Beerbaron]

LOL , you editing your post and correcting (your to you're) made me laugh , so we now know yours.

Busted

 

[Haze]

Realise instead of Realize.

Good to start to thread, when you are spelling it right.....

 

[Ice Tea]

Good to start to thread, when you are spelling it right.....

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/realise-realize/

The -ise ending is actually newer than the -ize ending. In Britain and other countries, it became popular after 1875, when it began appearing in news articles. However, the -ise ending didn’t catch on in the United States or in British science periodicals and professional journals. For that reason, you will see both verb endings in British literature.

Oxford University Press, a British publisher, prefer to use the -ize ending for words that derive from the Greek suffix -izo. Doing so reflects the origins of verbs and nouns, such as realization, organization, and privatization. An -ise ending could erroneously suggest that the verbs derive from the French verbs réaliser, organiser, or privatiser. That’s not to say that Oxford style always condemns -ise endings. To illustrate, the -ise of televise doesn’t have a Greek origin, so that -ise ending is A-okay.

 

[Jean-F]

One of my sons, when he was stationed in Germany, sent me a photo of himself at the wheel of a U.S. army truck, wearing a U.S. soldier’s cap, he accompanied it with the message;
On manuv, manov, maniov, exercises with a Yank outfit.

 

[Lopéz]

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/realise-realize/

The very link you posted states that neither are wrong, and can be used interchangeably.

 

[Lopéz]

"Norway" from one of the Adrian Mole books reminds me of @Jean-F 's post :

Norway! Land of difficult spelling.
Hiding your beauty behind strange vowels.
Land of long nights, short days, and dots over 'O's.
Ruminating majestic reindeers
Tread wearily on ice floes
Ever aware of what happened to the
Titanic
One day I will sojourn to your shores
I live in the middle of England
But!
Norway! My soul resides in your watery fiords fyords fiiords inlets.

 

[cheesyboy]

My phone always changes its to it's, which is pretty annoying when some of the time I **** it up all by myself anyway!

 

[Lartyconshayo]

Immediately is one I will always get wrong

 

[robgmun]

deffinatly, nessasary

Yeah, I have to use the spell check every time

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

Archieve instead of archive.
Margain instead of margin.

 

[robfosters]

Teacher always said I before E except after C.

So I was confused when she put a line through anceint for being spelt incorrectly.

 

[Merlin5]

Occasional. I never remember how many 's' and 'c'.

 

[Blackjack Davy]

Definately definitly definitely can be a problem.

 

[Jean-F]

I occasionally omit the first H in whether, trouble is wether doesn’t look wrong.
Not spelling, but a friend phoned me once to ask what the French word poids
meant, I told him, “weight”, he said, “Hurry up then, I’m going out.”

 

[Stumble Bum]

I always spell it 'Tossers' instead of 'Labour Party'

Happens every time

 

[Ritzo]

Recommend... always looks like it needs another c to me