Ahem. To all the otherwise-talented writers in the blogosphere:
People are unfazed by setbacks, not unphased (unless they're characters on Star Trek).
Likewise, the operator of a restaurant is a restaurateur, not a restauranteur.
If you're not winning and it's not a tie, you're losing, not loosing.
I know I'm probably swimming against the tide here, but still.
Posted by Linkmeister at April 30, 2009 08:49 AM | TrackBackYou are *SO* swimming against the tide.
I have students who use "tomarrow," "manor" (for manner), and "weather" (for whether).
I'm sure there are more ...
Posted by: tomorrow at April 30, 2009 10:00 AMOk, you have peaked my curiosity? Wherefore did you find these errors? It begs the question of how I can find some for myself
Because I hate to see someone suffering from peoples little mis-hearings.
(for some reason after the first three my mind went blank on that sort of thing, though I have a laundry list of them which I see too damned often)
Posted by: Terry Karney at May 3, 2009 06:07 PM