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mommadukes2015's picture

I just saw someone on fb giving someone else advice. They spelled "function" "funkshion"

And left it that way. I type on my tablet, so I'm no stranger to typos but I am SHOOK. I couldn't post this on Facebook so I had to post it here. This girl's spell check just straight up gave up and is probably on a barstool somewhere.

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SugarSpice's picture

rotfl! i am amazed to see the typos on the internet. how about "epitomy" for "epitome?"

i blame it on years of those phonic lessons for children.

Acratopotes's picture

coach and couch.....

I have a very long list lol, and posters have told me allot of times, hey you've been using the wrong word hehehehehe
English is not my first language...

JustAgirl42's picture

I see advise instead of advice all the time.

Why do people put a 's' on the end of 'anyway'? Just curious. Blum 3

secondplace's picture

I'm "definately" with you on the misuse of advise and advice as well.

Also, payed instead of paid.

TwoOfUs's picture

Oh geez. I used to teach English for a living both at the high school and college level. (Comp and Rhet / Logic / Literature).

Can't tell you how many personal essays I read where high school students were "balling" their eyes out about something (sounds painful!) or where their dads were their heroes and their moms were their "angles" (how acute).

But my absolute favorite of all time was a non-traditional college student who wrote about her wedding day and how she and her husband-to-be wrote their own "vowels" to each other and said their "vowels" and her heart was just so full of love when she heard him say those "vowels" at the ceremony.

The visual was so good:

Student's Fiance: "I love you so much, and so I want you to hear me, and believe me when I say to you: 'A. E. I. O. U.'"

Student: "I feel the exact same way. And sometimes Y."

--figureditout--'s picture

Sale and sell.
We're having a garage sell.
I really need to sale this item.

I don't know if it's a Southern thing, but it drives me mad.

moving_on_again's picture

When people put from "the Smith's" on Christmas cards. The Smith's what?

Lose and loose are often confused for one another.