I've always found it prudent, that when critizing other people for spelling errors check your own before posting
Oh and it's fish.
Well done Burton and I don't criticise spelling, it's the "would of" which really grates on me. I did also spell crede like that on purpose as distinct from the incorrect modern version because that is how it should be spelled.
Did the printers spell 'word' wrong too?
On a completely different subject, I see Mark Footitt has been selected for the England test squad against SA .......................the lad will probably get a game now he plays for Surrey?
Probably. Iwas.
If you look at old documents there is no standard spelling. For example Shakespeare used several different spellings for his name, none of which were Shakespeare. It was only the age of empire which brought in uniform spelling and grammar as different parts of the empire needed to communicate with each other without being misunderstood. They had so many variations of spelling to chose from which is why we have such an eccentric language.
Caxton, the first printer was responsible for some of our strange spellings as we was the first to mass produce words in English.
Goal flash Fester 2-0 Chelskki
Just need Blackburn to score..
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I mean........WTF??
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posted on 14/12/15
Elnor st Spart?
posted on 14/12/15
Nope, Munday Street.
posted on 14/12/15
I've always found it prudent, that when critizing other people for spelling errors check your own before posting
Oh and it's fish.
posted on 14/12/15
Well done Burton and I don't criticise spelling, it's the "would of" which really grates on me. I did also spell crede like that on purpose as distinct from the incorrect modern version because that is how it should be spelled.
posted on 14/12/15
Did the printers spell 'word' wrong too?
posted on 14/12/15
On a completely different subject, I see Mark Footitt has been selected for the England test squad against SA .......................the lad will probably get a game now he plays for Surrey?
posted on 14/12/15
Probably. Iwas.
If you look at old documents there is no standard spelling. For example Shakespeare used several different spellings for his name, none of which were Shakespeare. It was only the age of empire which brought in uniform spelling and grammar as different parts of the empire needed to communicate with each other without being misunderstood. They had so many variations of spelling to chose from which is why we have such an eccentric language.
Caxton, the first printer was responsible for some of our strange spellings as we was the first to mass produce words in English.
posted on 14/12/15
Goal flash Fester 2-0 Chelskki
posted on 14/12/15
Just need Blackburn to score..
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