How do you spell this word?

Question

Acoomplis- a person who aids you in doing something
Microsoft word keeps adding a h on the and and i don't know if its right or not.

Answer 1

The correct spelling is ACCOMPLICE. Microsoft is probably trying to add the letter H to the end because it thinks you're trying to spell accomplish.

Answer 2

When you are trying to spell something try sounding it out and spelling it as you say it. If you come close enough the spell-checker will give you the right word.

ac + com + plice = accomplice

You know the 'a' sound but we needed to say 'ac' , then say 'com' . The 'o' sound is short not the "oo" sound. 'pl' and then 'ice'. Sometimes the American English say things differently than what they are spelled. Try always to pronounce thing correctly, you will have an easier time spelling them. :-)
You are doing good though, you knew the meaning of the word you wanted to use. Nice work!

Answer 3

Accomplice

Answer 4

Accomplice

Answer 5

Accomplice

Answer 6

Accomplice

Answer 7

The dictionary definition of accomplice is a companion in evil deeds! Microsoft think you are trying to spell accomplish which means to carry out or finish a task

Answer 8

well dear, the word u write here is true in meaning but wrong in writing. the exact spellin is accomplice- that means a peson who helps someone to commit a crime or a bad thing. MS word takes the word as accomplish that means = to succed in doing or completin sthg.
I think that might solve your querry.

Answer 9

Accomplice.

It's trying to spell accomplish for you - completely different word.

Answer 10

An accomplice is someone who helps you to do something.
The spell checker probably thinks you mean 'accompilsh', meaning - to achieve your goal.