Sentence examples for common spelling from inspiring English sources

The most common spelling slip-ups are homophones (two words with the same pronunciations but different spellings or meanings, such as its and it's).

"One g is the most common spelling," he said.

This group, calling itself Mumbai Resistance 2004 (using a common spelling of "Bombay").

Whether Melchior, Hans or Conrad Neusiedler (perhaps the more common spelling of the family name) is meant is quite unimpor tant.

So, for example, the common spelling for the root photo is preserved in the words photograph and photography even though they are pronounced somewhat differently.

"Gally" is a common spelling for that era and refers to the ship's design, with a sleek body and uncluttered deck.

It turns out that the letters that the theme entries have in common spell out "PRESTO".

Fantastic realms seem to have certain aspects in common (spells, oracles, snow-capped mountains, beards), but the fun is always in noticing the innovations good writers can make within those constraints.

The common English spelling is "Marrakesh", although "Marrakech" (the French spelling) is also widely used.

The common Western spelling of the city used to be Pekin, and that is still favored in Europe.

Israeli officials originally identified the gunman as William Hershkovitz, but public records in the United States listed his name with a W instead of a V, the more common American spelling, and without the second H.