Seriously though, the word "criticize", the second 'c' and 'z' always put me off, and for some reason, I always think that there should be an 's' there somewhere.
Which Words Do You Always Spell Wrong?
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Re: Which Words Do You Always Spell Wrong?
The word "Wrong" 
Seriously though, the word "criticize", the second 'c' and 'z' always put me off, and for some reason, I always think that there should be an 's' there somewhere.
Seriously though, the word "criticize", the second 'c' and 'z' always put me off, and for some reason, I always think that there should be an 's' there somewhere.
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Necessary. It shouldn't be that hard, but I can never remember the write amount and locations of 'c's and 's's.
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Villain. For a very long time I thought it's written like this - Villian.
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Advice and advise confuse me and i have to confirm each time.
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Expierence.: incorrect
Experience : correct.
If I didn't have Languagetool as my spellchecker, I don't think I would ever get it right.
Experience : correct.
If I didn't have Languagetool as my spellchecker, I don't think I would ever get it right.
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"Don't try to keep up with me, I live on the edge too thin to see." Ryan Upchurch
"See, one man's inconvenience is another's joy." NF
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@Shillah A
I used to have the same problem. But I read about this cool trick somewhere, and now I never get confused between the two words.
Advise with an ise is a verb.
Advice with an ice is a noun. And Ice is also a noun.
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