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awake_ash
· 6 years ago
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If you can't spot a difference in the pronunciation, you need to study english again, boy
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awake_ash
· 6 years ago
Oh, I let a pun opportunity fade away, damn
honeybumblebee
· 6 years ago
Try again, let's hear it
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awake_ash
· 6 years ago
"If you don't know the difference between their and they're, your a dumbass"
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deleted
· 6 years ago
You're.
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deleted
· 6 years ago
That was the joke, thus the quotation marks.
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deleted
· 6 years ago
Well. Woosh.
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garlog
· 6 years ago
What accent do you have that can differentiate those words by pronunciation?
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deleted
· 6 years ago
I have an Indian Accent, assuming that I am from there.
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honeybumblebee
· 6 years ago
With everyone else included with awake_ash's joke I got a good laugh thanks!
deleted
· 6 years ago
You shouldn't need any specific pronounciation to know how to write these three words, at leaast when you're competing in Spelling Bee. In the international phonetic alphabet they'd all be written ˈðɛr anyway.
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flyingoctopus
· 6 years ago
Actually I really doubt they'd let you do that. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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jes5890
· 6 years ago
I believe asking parts of speech handles it.
creativedragonbaby
· 6 years ago
You can ask for more sentences
guest
· 6 years ago
What in earth is a spelling bee?
deleted
· 6 years ago
Anyone thinking that's the evilest thing one could imagine, probably shouldn't take part in a spelling bee competition.
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tcole3710
· 6 years ago
They would put emphasis on the word, it wouldn’t be hard.