English Spelling and Pronunciation
Please do not correct misspelled words in the question if it asking how to spell a certain word. This category is related to forming words with letters and the ways in which words are spoken.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell vibrate?
You've spelt the word vibrate -which means to 'shake', 'rattle',
or 'jiggle'- correctly. Well done!
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell sheriff?
The same way it was spelled in the question; sheriff.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell condolences?
That is the correct spelling of "condolences" (sympathy for a
loss, usually a death).
Condolences is correct.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell begging?
You've got it right ... "begging".
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
Why is plural spelling of flamingo unusual?
Its plural can be spelled two ways: flamingos and
flamingoes...
Just like 'go' and 'goes'
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell fantasy?
Fantasy is the correct spelling.
Asked in Literature and Language, English Spelling and Pronunciation
Is up keep one word or two?
It is one word: upkeep.
See "Related Links" below to Merriam-Webster.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell storey?
A storybook is spelled "story."
Floors on a building are spelled "story" in the US, or "storey"
in the UK.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
What is the correct spelling for 14?
The correct spelling for 14 is fourteen. Oddly, the correct
spelling for 40 is forty. Go figure.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
Did you spell ambition right?
Correct as spelled in the question, "ambition."
Asked by Jaylin Konopelski in English Language, English Spelling and Pronunciation
What’s the difference between “blond” and “blonde”?
Remember foreign language classes? The masculine and feminine forms of words? Well, because the word came from French in the 17th century, that’s exactly what we’re dealing with: blonde is the feminine form of the noun, and blond is the masculine form.
So, adhering to that rule, a blonde is a woman with fair hair and a blond is a man with fair hair.
This seems dumb. It is. Here’s a way around it: Don’t call people their hair color. “Blond” is the more common spelling of the adjective—for example, “that person has blond hair”—and, especially in the United States, can be used to describe anyone’s hair, regardless of their gender.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell bereavement?
Bereavement.
That is the correct spelling.
Asked in English Language, English Spelling and Pronunciation
Phonetic spelling of the word facade?
FuhSAHD is the phonetic spelling.
Asked in Chemistry, Military Awards and Medals, Cigarette Lighters, English Spelling and Pronunciation
What does 'plaque OR g 10 microns' mean on a medal?
It has so do with the amount of gold plating is on an item lets
say a watch, you take it to the jewelers and by knowing how many
microns the gold layer is he can effectively polish your watch or
whatever it may be with out hitting the base metal there is a sight
that explains it better and gives examples of micron thickness as
compared to . You just have to search it out.
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation, English to French
How do you spell 52 in french?
Cinquante-deux
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell fare to be fare to someone?
The homophone (sound alike word) is fair. You can be
honest and fair.
The word fare exists, meaning the cost of a ticket, e.g.
a bus fare.
Asked in Grammar, Sentence and Word Structure, English Spelling and Pronunciation
You are excited in the opportunity of joining.... is this correct grammar?
No. You can be excited about, or excited at, but not excited in.
For example, you are excited about the opportunity of
joining....
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation, Literary Devices and Figures of Speech
How do you spell fopa?
A social error or blunder is called a faux pas (French,
false step).
The pronunciation is "foh pah" or "foe pa".