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Questions and Answers

Toward the bottom of this page you'll find a list of the five most recently asked questions together with links to their answers.

If you have a question about the spelling of a certain word, just type the word in the Keyword box, and then in the Topics box select "Why is it spelled ...?"

If your question is about a more general topic, such as twinning or deleting final <e> or distinguishing between its and it's, or if it is even more open-ended, perhaps intended to start a discussion with other teachers, enter a keyword or phrase and select one of the other topics. Usually you will be given a list of previous questions whose answers mentioned your word or topic. If your question hasn't been answered, you will be given a link that allows you to ask your question again.

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Most recent questions

Change the first vowel in boat to make a new word
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How many sentence start with "f" and end with "k"? Plz show
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could you give me some example of the morphophonemic change?
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explain morphophonemic changes in english
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I am reading web articles on the "gh" digraph but none so far that answers my interrogation: how is is pronounced in proper names such as Callaghan, Maugham, Vaughan, McLaughlin?... Thank you for your help.
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