I missed it. What was it? How did she spell it and how did they say it should be spelt?
What was that word that Jan spelt wrong?
She spelt it "embarassed". Jason said it was "embarrassed". Like Jan, I have been spelling it wrong all these years. And I'm a good speller!
Oh, right, thanks. The one I keep getting wrong is opinion. I keep spelling it with 2 ps - "oppinion", but I think I've got it right now ever since I discovered that the root word is "opine", as in " 'that dress really suity you', she opined"
Sorry, I'm going on again
Sorry, I'm going on again
I thought Myleene had got 'Technicolour' right but she was told it was incorrect as there is no 'u' . I thought that was the american spelling of it.
Originally Posted by redcherry:
“I thought Myleene had got 'Technicolour' right but she was told it was incorrect as there is no 'u' . I thought that was the american spelling of it.”
“I thought Myleene had got 'Technicolour' right but she was told it was incorrect as there is no 'u' . I thought that was the american spelling of it.”
I knew she'd got that one wrong and i had a feeling she was going to spell it with a 'u'. The funniest one was Malandra spelling 'bungee' with a 'y' instead of 'ee'
Originally Posted by redcherry:
“I thought Myleene had got 'Technicolour' right but she was told it was incorrect as there is no 'u' . I thought that was the american spelling of it.”
“I thought Myleene had got 'Technicolour' right but she was told it was incorrect as there is no 'u' . I thought that was the american spelling of it.”
It's spelt without a 'u' in the title of the Lloyd-Webber/Rice stage show. As Jason said, that way of spelling might be a trade name
