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Because:
* Sometimes the pronunciation of words have changed and the spelling stayed the same, for example: Know. (originally pronounced Cnouw)
* Sometimes we've taken a word from another language with different spelling rules but not changed the spelling, for example: Chef. (The French Ch is pronounced like the English Sh)
* Sometimes we've taken similar words from two languages, the spelling from one and the pronunciation from another, for example: Colonel (from the Italian, we pronounce it closer to the French Coronelle)
* Sometimes misguided spelling reform has put needless letters in, for example: Scissors. (it didn't have the C until Victorian times, it was never pronounced)
* Sometimes a sound has disappeared from the language, and different words with that sound have put a different sound in it's place, for example: Brought, Hiccough, Tough, Draught. The gh in all of these were originally pronounced like the ch in Loch and Bach.
What else can I help you with?
How do you spell serviving?
The correct spelling is "surviving" (remaining, living).
How do you spell behaviour?
The spelling "behavioural" is correct in the UK. The US spelling is behavioral.(Some sources use the -ioural form of the word concurrently with the -ior spelling of behavior, which can be confusing.)
Why is the spelling English sometime confusing?
Because:* Sometimes the pronunciation of words have changed and the spelling stayed the same, for example: Know. (originally pronounced Cnouw)* Sometimes we've taken a word from another language with different spelling rules but not changed the spelling, for example: Chef. (The French Ch is pronounced like the English Sh)* Sometimes we've taken similar words from two languages, the spelling from one and the pronunciation from another, for example: Colonel (from the Italian, we pronounce it closer to the French Coronelle)* Sometimes misguided spelling reform has put needless letters in, for example: Scissors. (it didn't have the C until Victorian times, it was never pronounced)* Sometimes a sound has disappeared from the language, and different words with that sound have put a different sound in it's place, for example: Brought, Hiccough, Tough, Draught. The gh in all of these were originally pronounced like the ch in Loch and Bach.
How do you use trey in a sentence?
Trey is an English spelling of the Italian word tremeaning three. Trey is sometimes used as a nickname for someone named Tracy. Sometimes trey is a mis-spelling of the word tray.
How do you spell confusism?
The correct spelling of the religion is Confucianism.
What is the old English spelling of Beowulf?
Beowulf is the Old English spelling of Beowulf.
Could Cossar be the English spelling of Cossack?
No. The English spelling is Cossack. The Russian spelling is казаки́.
What is the UK spelling of focussed?
Focussed is the British English spelling. Focused is the US English spelling.
Why is the decoding process in English sometimes a bit of tricky?
The decoding process in English can be tricky due to irregular spelling patterns, silent letters, homophones, and words with multiple meanings. Additionally, English is a blend of many languages, leading to inconsistencies in pronunciation and spelling rules.
How do you spell the word cm?
Centimetre / Centimetres is the correct spelling in British English, Australian English and so on.It is also the official correct international spelling in accordance with the International Bureau of Weights and Measures.However in America is is sometimes spelt "centimeter" / "centimeters", though it is not the official universal spelling.
Is the spelling for behavior right?
The correct spelling in British-English is behaviour.The correct spelling in American-English is behavior.
What is correct spelling of traveled?
Traveled is the correct US English spelling. The British English spelling is "travelled".
