The spelling in the plays when they were first published was frequently different from today's standard, and not infrequently inconsistent with itself. However, we cannot be sure whose spelling that was: Shakespeare's, the person that made the copy that the printer got, or one of the several typesetters working on the book. Whoever it was, this much is for sure--people didn't sweat about bad spelling as much as they do now (or did recently--spelling standards even in things produced by big companies have slipped seriously in recent years).
No, poor education, or laziness causes bad spelling.
Not too bad.
Yes she was poor in spelling
No, they don't. They fix bad spelling when they come across it, but they don't warn or block people who make spelling mistakes.
The bad spelling tier is located in the alternate questions, but it is only available to supervisors.
Bad spelling. I would kill them for that and anyone else who had bad spelling too.
# The first tier is for alternative ways of asking the question that have correct spelling and that are grammatically correct. # The second or Bad spelling tier is for the wordings that have spelling mistakes and are badly worded.
Bad spelling.
bad spelling
A person who is bad at spelling is called a poor speller or someone with dyslexia.
he certainly does not sponsor bad spelling
The correct spelling is masturbation, and the answer is no, it is not bad for your health.