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1 Please circumscribe the words which are wrongly spelled.
2 How I wish,there is one person spelled a life love me.
3 He even spelled his own client's name wrongly/wrong.
4 My name was spelled wrong.
5 The recession spelled doom for many small businesses.
6 You've spelled my name wrong.
7 It looks like it's spelled wrong.
8 The letters spelled a rather rude word.
9 Have you spelled it correctly?
10 The company name was spelled out in gold letters.
11 That word is not spelled correctly.
12 The article spelled "survey" as "servay".
13 She spelled out precisely what she wanted.
14 They spelled each other at watching in on the suspect.
15 Little did I know that this spelled the end of my career.
16 He had to have everything spelled out twice over for him.
17 The report spelled out in detail what the implications were for teacher training.
18 His speech spelled out a clear message to the car industry.
19 The two words are spelled differently[sentencedict.com], but pronounced the same.
20 Two words are homographs if they are spelled the same way but differ in meaning.
21 Didn't need to have it spelled out.
22 The word went is often spelled yet.
23 The memoranda spelled out clearly the fronting scheme.
24 This needs to be spelled out in some detail.
25 Have I spelled your name right?
26 Two names in particular spelled trouble.
27 Two words are homonyms if they are pronounced or spelled the same way but have different meanings.
28 He had written the note from memory, word perfect,(www.Sentencedict.com) and spelled atrociously.
29 Did I spell your name right? Rightly cannot be used like this. In formal language correctly is used:Is your name spelled correctly?
30 We held a team meeting and a few home truths were spelled out.
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