Despite revising, I have now just spelled "breathe" as "breath" and "similar" as "similiar" and I am FXXcking annoyed with myself. Typos, yes, but taking the form of ignorance. I flagellate myself at my lameness, especially as I'm talking to non-English speakers. Apologies. For me the 'similiar' one would be a spello and not a typo. Similar and familiar obviously should be spelled the same, but they are not. Has anyone had this problem and solved it? Richard Maurer To reply, remove half Sunnyvale, California of a homonym of a synonym for also.
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In this case, it should be a separate spelling for "similear".
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In this case, it should be a separate spelling for "similear".
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