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How do you spell discalcula?
The term for a mental difficulty with numbers or math is spelled dyscalculia.
How do you spell problem?
That is correct spelling for the word "problem" (difficulty, challenge, or test example).The correct spelling is problem (difficulty, or math question).
How do you spell eke?
That is the correct spelling eke used as the verb "to eke out" (to produce or survive despite difficulty).
How do you spell proactively?
it is spelt 'proactively', as the question asks. Definition: Acting in advance to deal with an expected difficulty; anticipatory.
How do you spell inconvienience?
The correct spelling is "inconvenience" (something that causes delay, distubance, or discomfort).
Why can people not spell?
people cannot spell because they have a learnig difficulty problem.
How do you spell diffulculties?
The correct spelling of the plural of difficulty is "difficulties."
How do spell inconvenience?
That is the correct spelling of "inconvenience" (difficulty, problem).
How do you spell troubel?
The correct spelling is trouble (problem, difficulty).
How do you spell stuttering?
That is the correct spelling of "stuttering" (stammering, or a speech difficulty).
How do you spell probulme?
The correct spelling is problem (a difficulty, or a math exercise).
How do you spell discalcula?
The term for a mental difficulty with numbers or math is spelled dyscalculia.
How do you spell obstakal?
The correct spelling is obstacle (a blockade, impediment, or metaphorically a difficulty).
How do you spell difficalties?
The plural of difficulty is difficulties(problems).
How do you spell problem?
That is correct spelling for the word "problem" (difficulty, challenge, or test example).The correct spelling is problem (difficulty, or math question).
How do you spell eke?
That is the correct spelling eke used as the verb "to eke out" (to produce or survive despite difficulty).
How do you spell proactively?
it is spelt 'proactively', as the question asks. Definition: Acting in advance to deal with an expected difficulty; anticipatory.
