Maybe the cat was just trying to help with the dishes by getting the dirt out of the pot.
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In my opinion all automatic spelling corrections should be banned. They generate more faults than they correct or you cannot see anymore who is able to write correct
Break failures is when you forget to take your breaks. Brake failures, on the other hand, can be pretty scary. Homophones are fun.
Tom
Tom
I’m
Well, I guess if you were flexible enough, it would fit where you’re sometimes told to put it?
Because:
a. You have the wrong dictionary set for English?
b. MS's spell checker can't tell the difference between a verb and a noun?
So did I, and my teacher immediately pointed out there were exceptions.. but then noted that it tends to hold true when the sound made is "ee". So I preface that before saying the rule.
Yup, works about 90% of the time.
Here's where it doesn't.
I don't wish to either be feisty nor weird, but it seems foreign to me that neither height nor heist follow this leisurely suggestion of I before E.
I seize the opportunity to either forfeit my sovereignty either from my place or theirs to ensure my relative height in this community.
And if you thought that was interesting, let's turn the tables. I before E, right after C.
Science had been shown as deficient in identifying species without sufficient head count. Efficiency increases with more specimens.
