Humorous but for many individuals who do not sight read this is impossible. Just as dyslexia causes problems reading, many individuals for whom english is not native (especialy with a diffrent alphabet) this is an impossible task. Many foreigners still read and speak phonetically. For instance the english spoken in India is very phonetic resulting in it being spoken in almost a sing song way. Spelling and meaning are interlaced to those who did not grow up with this language.
to, too, two all have different meanings. 0ne can hope that by context poor spelling may be understood but if the grasp of english is poor then even the context cannot be grasped without sensical sentences. So to clarify spelling does matter in written communication.
try this one if one one were to mispell as "write" for "right"
Humorous but for many individuals who do not sight read this is impossible. Just as dyslexia causes problems reading, many individuals for whom english is not native (especialy with a diffrent alphabet) this is an impossible task. Many foreigners still read and speak phonetically. For instance the english spoken in India is very phonetic resulting in it being spoken in almost a sing song way. Spelling and meaning are interlaced to those who did not grow up with this language.
to, too, two all have different meanings. 0ne can hope that by context poor spelling may be understood but if the grasp of english is poor then even the context cannot be grasped without sensical sentences. So to clarify spelling does matter in written communication.
try this one if one one were to mispell as "write" for "right"
write mrs. right right now
Who can take a guy in a pink shirt seriously?