1. Stop using abbreviations like "Thx".
2. Do not send SMS or read them unless very important.
3. Write maximum, preferable practice writing with dictation.
4. Read Dictionary - 10 - 15 critical words every morning.
5. Practice, practice and practice.
6. If you are writing in PC, do spell check at the end. Reward yourself when there is no mistake.
2007-01-07 14:38:40
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answered by Anonymous
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hi, i think practice still makes perfect. There are some sites that give quizzes on spelling, where you read a paragraph and pick out the words that are spelled wrong.
Also, maybe you can do more writing, maintain a journal, and if you are unsure of the spelling of a word you wrote down, you can always consult the dictionary or the PC thesaurus.
I really admire the fact that you want to improve on spelling. There are fewer people now, who care about the proper grammar and spelling.
Hope you get better at it.
2007-01-07 14:40:41
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answered by wewethegreat 2
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I'm with you on this one Jason! My spelling is poor too. Participating in things like Yahoo answers can help flex your brain muscles. Furthermore, reading something daily (newspaper articles, books, magazines, and Internet articles) can help; however, you also have to be careful of grammar too- looking up words that you are not sure of to make sure that you're using correctly spelled words in the proper context. For example, I like to go fishing in the see while I watch and sea things is incorrect grammar, even though I have spelled all the words correctly. Another way to improve your spelling and grammar could be to get a spell checker and grammar checker- as long as you learn what you did wrong and understand why the checker has corrected your errors. Furthermore, you could also have other people read what you have written to help you out. Sometimes your spelling is incorrect because of typing errors- proof read everything you write that other people are going to read so you either eliminate your errors or reduce them as much as possible.
2007-01-07 14:45:33
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answered by Anonymous
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English is actually not that tough as people often make.. it could b learned in a fun way.. like listen to English songs, read simple English novels, try and pick up new words from the dictionary and write them down n try n use them frequently.. and speak in English this will improve your spoken English.. When u will speak u will come to know about different pronunciations.. this will boost up your knowledge too....
2016-05-23 07:01:14
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes - I agree with those people who have said to read anything and everything and do so as often as you are able ... and don't speed read, read everything as slowly as you need to ensure you know what you are reading. You could write down words you come across with which you are unfamiliar, writing them down will help them stick in your memory (much like the writing 10 times and the rap on the knuckles for bad spelling that somebody else mentioned we used to get at school). If you text or use MSN or similar do not use any abbreviations - spell everything in full.
2007-01-07 15:30:11
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answered by Grington 2
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This isn't very trendy but being punished for making a spelling mistake would make a difference. Writing out spelling mistakes ten times each. Cane across back of the hand used to work well (in primary school): just a tap hard enough to know I'd made a mistake. She was a great teacher.
2007-01-07 14:49:41
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answered by Anonymous
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Well, you handled the spelling in the question. To be honest the poorest feature of your question was the grammar: Lack of commas, no apostrophes, wrong capitals, and misplaced punctuation. The spelling was fine.
The things other people have said are fine: Read a lot, do word puzzles, all that sort of thing. But, you need to sort out your grammar as well, but really it's not that hard.
There are suitable websites that can help:
http://a4esl.org/
has lots of quizzes and tests for spelling and grammar. And it's designed for adults.
Kudos for being willing to learn.
2007-01-08 00:44:50
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answered by replybysteve 5
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2016-04-27 14:52:44
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answered by Anonymous
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Reading really helps. As you read, pay close attention to detail. Whenever you write, have a dictionary nearby and look up words that you're unsure about to check your spelling.
2007-01-07 14:44:23
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answered by Philippe 3
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In my opinion, as you say you have no trouble reading, the best way is simply to read read read. I don't read nearly as much as I should nowadays but I used to read a lot and I think my spelling is pretty good. Reading is like taking your brain to the gym!
2007-01-07 14:38:16
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answered by Spoony 2
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