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The part of a sentence "is spelled incorrectly" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a word within the sentence is not spelled correctly. Example: The word "accommodate" is spelled incorrectly in this sentence.
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For some reason, "Track" is spelled incorrectly as "Trek" but don't let that dissuade you.
In the knowledge-of-results feedback condition, the speller is told that the word is spelled incorrectly, whereas in the informational feedback condition, the speller is told what is spelled incorrectly.
Following publication of the original article [1], the authors reported that one of the authors' name is spelled incorrectly.
- "Hillbillys" is spelled incorrectly in both Hillbillys In a Haunted House and its 1966 predecessor, Las Vegas Hillybillys (which featured Jayne Mansfield and Mamie Van Doren).
Diabetes Care 2009 32: e84 In the print version of the article listed above, the last name of author Z.M. is spelled incorrectly.
"sp" = word is spelled incorrectly.
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One of the authors' surnames is spelt incorrectly.
"Earlier this week on a My Sun discussion block, the surname of Jacqui Janes, the mother of guardsman Jamie Janes, was spelled incorrectly," said the Sun in an online apology.
The competitor, Esteban Neira — whose name was spelled incorrectly by the police Sunday night — died after he was pulled unconscious from the Hudson River, where he was competing in the swim portion of the triathlon.
As an additional test, try to recognize which of the following commonly used words are spelled incorrectly, even though the offending ones are not highlighted in red: paralell, analyse, pituitary, dawg, sofomore, multiplakashun, the.
Unfortunately, in the original published article the name of the author Mozafar Abdollahifar was spelled incorrectly.
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