Phonetic spellers spell words the way they sound to the speller, regardless of how the dictionary may spell them. For example, a phonetic speller might write rite instead of write or right.
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Do you mean persevere as in 'to work hard'? persevere I'm an awful speller, i usually go to www.dictionary.com and i also use www.thesaurus.com hope that helps! =] Do you mean persevere as in 'to work hard'? persevere I'm an awful speller, i usually go to www.dictionary.com and i also use www.thesaurus.com hope that helps! =]
You are a speller par excellence.
Do you mean "criticisms"? If so, they are negative comments made about someone, suggesting that they have done something wrong or badly. "The person who asked this question is a bad speller" is a criticism.
Noah Webster wrote the Blue Back Speller. It is Blue Back and not Blue-black.
Webster's “Blue-Backed Speller” taught children how to read, write, spell, and pronounce words for over 100 years.
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Noah Webster
Noah Webster wrote the spelling guide The First Part of the Grammatical Institute of the English Language in 1783, and it was later called "The American Spelling Book" (1786) and "The Elementary Spelling Book (1829). It became the basic speller for most schools in the United States. It was known for its blue back cover.
Noah Webster.
Noah Webster
Fred Speller died in 1940.
Fred Speller was born in 1864.
Antony Speller was born in 1929.
True, Noah Webster's Blue-Backed speller did help to standardize spelling and distinguish British from American spelling. His Blue-Backed spellers taught generations of American children to read and write. He is also responsible for the secularization of American schools.
Yes he lost his speller once.