On 8/12/2007, 5:14:21 PM EDT, Tasha stood under the lawn sprinkler, and
lamented:
> Okay, how about "since" and "sense?" I realize that in the South, "e" is
> often pronounced like "i," but come on!
No, that won't work, since eloquence pronounces sense differently than
since, defeating the poi
Okay, how about "since" and "sense?" I realize that in the South, "e" is
often pronounced like "i," but come on!
- Original Message -
From: "John Clower" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "talk2"
Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2
The misspellification of 'coming' was always my pet peeve of sorts. There
is one individual on this list who is particularly guilty, not gilty, of
these types of ridiculous errors. And in all honesty I read their posts for
the sole (not soul) purpose of discovering which, not witch words they scr
.Hi.
It's interesting to note that ESpeak falls for a few of those as well,
but most of them are easily told apart, and it uses propper English.
Of course with my typing, and no confirmation of what I'm actually
backspacing and no way to read this, I'll be making afew screw-ups as
well, but not
