Commonly Misspelled Words Quiz #2

25/28, missed Twelfth, Hemorrhage and Vinaigrette

These are obviously american spelling as the correct (English) spelling of a few of the words are haemorrhage, diarrhoea. Judgement as it is spelt above is also the correct english spelling

I'm American and I spell judgement like up above. Guess I'm just weird.

Sergeant can also be spelled seargent.

autocorrect ruins our chance at learning how to spell

I'm with Bailey2 - I was so distressed that diarrhoea and haemorrhage weren't working...

I agree with Bailey2 and Wordsmith

@gtbeam3r: I fully agree with you.

Judgment is usually spelled without the e, but judgement is not incorrect.

I didn't even know that some of these words were commonly misspelt. I always write judgement with an 'e' myself, so that was confusing. I didn't get lambaste, diarrhoea or vinaigrette. With an incorrect spelling in front of me it was difficult to recall the correct spelling. And I got confused over where to put the 'o'.

I couldn't figure out what "midevil" was supposed to mean, was not clicking in my head whatsoever.

why would anyone write marshmellow or pyscho, they don't even sound like that.

@Englishrose where I live, lots of people say it like 'marshmellow' And this quiz messed me up so much, and I'm actually really good at spelling @_@ I think it was seeing it wrong and not being able to get that spelling out of my head.

agree with alleycat -- couldn't tell what "midevil" was supposed to be...

So @Quizmaster, I googled judgement, and yes there are two alternate spellings. It would be nice to change it.

can spell the words, just not enough time to answer them all

I don't see why anyone would ever think "pyscho" is the right way to spell it. And some of these, likes "twelth" are indicative of not only incorrect spelling, but an incorrect understanding of how the word itself is correctly spoken.

Who says catapillar?

Judgment/judgement officially has 2 spellings.