Words you always find difficulty spelling?
 

If I'm writing super fast, I always mix up the "e" and the "i" in words like field and their.

Definitely & Separated are words that throughout my whole life I've had trouble getting right. (I usually spell them Definately & Seperated)

definitely as well (eventhough I just spelled it right now)

Also, restaurant

Separated is one of them.

I usually spell it 'seperated'

I still have difficulty with the word "receipt", I don't know why. :worry: My main problem is with grammar rather than spelling, sometimes my boyfriend says I sound like yoda because I phrase things so bizzarely.

I always have trouble when I'm trying to spell necessary. I've spelt t right then but often I will put neccessary

Glad I'm not the only one. :laugh:

Oh that's one of mine too

I literally still thought it was 'seperated'

apart from that though, my spelling is pretty good.

I love that definitely was already mentioned. I can't spell it at all.

When I had trouble spelling "definitely" I started saying "finite" in my head, so when I spell it I automatically say "de-finite-ly" in my head and it works I guess, never had trouble again, I think Princess posted that she does that a few years ago and I started doing it too. :joker:

conscientious

Oh god millions

I hate typing woukd

yeah

Big elephants are useful to Indians for unloading logs

I say that every time I type beautiful

Have since primary

Guaranteed

I just avoid words like that and another snide bastard

Resturuant

Eurgh yeah that too

Rhythm

And Rhyme or however the little sh1t is spelt

Comfortable and necessary, I usually just put loads of c's and s's down and hope they are right
Restaurant too

Honestly, I don't have trouble with spelling. Don't ask me to do any maths though, it's my weakest subject.

^ The second one. I literally can NEVER spell it right. That word and also Psychic I never get right.

'definitely' most times

Becasue

I always want to go from the 'a' to the 's' and not the 'u' cuz they are next to each other on the keyboard.

"Practise you must if proficient you want to be".