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Just plain wrong


English grammar hints and tips

Just plain wrong

While English is a flexible, ever-changing language, some things are just plain wrong. Often, we find them creeping into our documents or into everyday, mainstream communications.

  • Is it benefitted or benefited?
  • Is it dialled or dialed?
  • Is it focussed or focused?
  • Is it handicapped or handicaped?
  • Is it kidnapped or kidnaped?
  • Is it on-going or ongoing?
  • Is it post code or postcode?
  • Is it reiterate or iterate?
  • Is it targetted or targeted?
  • Is it travelled or traveled?
  • Is it unparallelled or unparalleled?
  • Is it worshipped or worshiped?

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  • Evolving words

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