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Old January 01, 2010, 03:40 AM
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But dyslexics tend to be intelligent.
True, but I don't think the you're and your error has much to do with dyslexia. I've seen it often enough in forum posts where the spelling is acceptable in other words. A dyslexic post has a totally different feel to it.
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Desgraciadamente con la adición de "texting" al mundo ha muerto la gramática . Por lo menos en inglés
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Actually (sorry, Jessica), but I highly disagree with the idea of considering someone to be "not smart" because they make common spelling errors. In fact, some of the smartest people I know (and I am amazed at how extremely intelligent some people are!!) are so busy thinking about the things that smart people think about that they don't really have the time to worry about spelling..... It's the people who don't bother to check themselves and their work before presenting it publicly who I question.......... Thus, a chart like this comes in very handy!
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Old January 01, 2010, 10:39 AM
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It has if there is any correlation between intelligence and awareness of language - you need to be aware of possessive adjectives and their use (and no, you don't need to know what they are called ).


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Desgraciadamente con la adición de "texting" al mundo ha muerto la gramática . Por lo menos en inglés
También en español...

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Actually (sorry, Jessica), but I highly disagree with the idea of considering someone to be "not smart" because they make common spelling errors. In fact, some of the smartest people I know (and I am amazed at how extremely intelligent some people are!!) are so busy thinking about the things that smart people think about that they don't really have the time to worry about spelling..... It's the people who don't bother to check themselves and their work before presenting it publicly who I question.......... Thus, a chart like this comes in very handy!
Unfortunately I'm one of the latter.

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Unfortunately I'm one of the latter.
No your knot ... knot rilly.....
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No your knot ... knot rilly.....


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No your knot ... knot rilly.....
Know - carnt yew get it write?
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Know - carnt yew get it write?
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And what is yew? I think you meant ewe? :-)
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And what is yew? I think you meant ewe? :-)
Yew is a tree (tejo) (or is that Yew are a tree ?)
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Yew is a tree (tejo) (or is that Yew are a tree ?)
Sorry, I got loosed

Is that Spaniard for...?
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