The mistakes of strikes

[sen-no-sen]

If all of them had to be aligned here, this post would quickly become the most forum...

Sai fot is you know it very biem!


"Intentional typing errors" can make a damn particle pass for a divine particle, so be careful with the interpretation!

[Obamot]

I edited by putting the "Federal Law on Road Traffic"

That's it and the medical terminology of the WHO that prevails before wikipedia not?

Anyway, "alcohol use levelIs considered correct according to these insitutions.

[Christophe]

Was there not another thread about improving the spelling of fo-fo ...?

I do not know or more ... but the unearthing of a subject of almost 9 years I think it's an absolute record here ...

[Grelinette]

Without wanting to troll this interesting debate on misspellings, I would like to remind myself that to speak of "spelling error" is a mistake, even a mistake!

According to the etymology, the word "fault" induces a willful breach of the rules, of the law, of morals.

In matters of spelling, "mistakes" are unintentional, and they are therefore "mistakes" because they occur without intention and often because of ignorance of the rule. It is therefore more correct to speak of a "spelling error".

That said, a "spelling error" can occur through negligence or inattention (although we know the rule), which means that the fault designation, speaking of spelling, is no longer an error, nor a fault...

That's it, it had to be said!
... And I add 1 € in the little pig, as the famous master Cappello would have said.

[Obamot]

9 years? Mash potatoes! This may be the time to correct this title, hihihihihihi

"Orthographic transgressions", It's okay?

[Christophe]

Without wanting to troll this interesting debate on misspellings, I would like to remind myself that to speak of "spelling error" is a mistake, even a mistake!

According to the etymology, the word "fault" induces a willful breach of the rules, of the law, of morals.

In matters of spelling, "mistakes" are unintentional, and they are therefore "mistakes" because they occur without intention and often because of ignorance of the rule. It is therefore more correct to speak of a "spelling error".

That said, a "spelling error" can occur through negligence or inattention (although we know the rule), which means that the name of fault, speaking of spelling, no longer an error, nor a fault ...

That's it, it had to be said!
... And I add 1 € in the little pig, as the famous master Cappello would have said.

It is very well said! (I just did not understand the passage in bold ??? An error may very well be not inattention)

Now, the use of "fault" most certainly comes from the educational system ... based on the "repressive" !! Just as we talk more about bad students than bad teachers ...

[Macro]

Hello

Uh ...

Angel, is the city of Angers?
Conscilier is to reconcile
and "Hors, ..." is for "Or, ..."

The three on the first page, including two at the very beginning.

Good luck, it's exciting.

Non ange it is well "ange" a small town near Tour!

Thanks for the remaining 2 faults I correct 2 more

And Tour take an "s"

[plasmanu]

And "takes" no "s"

[Macro]

And "takes" no "s"

We will never get there ...

[Obamot]

It's crazy what can lead the vice of alcohol ...

It's crazy !