How to spell easiest
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Common misspellings * :
- eisiest (1.4%)
- asist (7.1%)
- eaist (0.4%)
- exsist (0.4%)
- eaisest (1.8%)
- easieist (0.7%)
- easiset (0.7%)
- easyist (4.6%)
- eaiest (3.9%)
- easyiest (3.2%)
- easiet (11.1%)
- easyest (22.1%)
- easiiest (0.7%)
- easisest (1.1%)
- easest (3.6%)
- esiest (1.8%)
- easeast (0.7%)
- easie (0.4%)
- easiesy (0.7%)
- easist (28.6%)
- easies (3.6%)
- eaiestiesty (0.7%)
- easitst (0.7%)
Usage examples :
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Is it then, after all, easiest for the poor to do His will and love Him and trust Him in all things?
"Lady-John-Russell", - MacCarthy, Desmond -
Nor did he take it at the easiest part as he had done on that day when he rode his own horse and then Graham's back into the wood.
"Orley Farm", - Anthony Trollope -
Wal, I used to run off to the sea- shore, and lie stretched out on them rocks there, and look off on to the water; and it did use to look so sort o' blue and peaceful, and the ships come a sailin' in and out so sort o' easy and natural, that I felt as if that are'd be jest the easiest kind o' life a fellow could have.
"Oldtown Fireside Stories The Ghost In The Mill; The Sullivan Looking-Glass; The Minister's Housekeeper; The Widow's Bandbox; Captain Kidd's Money; "Mis' Elderkin's Pitcher"; The Ghost In The Cap'n Brownhouse", - Harriet Beecher Stowe
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The drift of my argument is: read the easiest first; do not strain; do not try to 'improve your mind, ' but try to enjoy yourself.
"A Novelist on Novels", - W. L. George
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The Basic Spelling Vocabulary List
By: Steve Graham, Karen R. Harris, Connie Loynachan
This list was created to help teachers know which spelling words should be taught to kids in grades 1–5. The list contains 850 words that account for 80 percent of the words children use in their writing — the ones they need to be able to spell correctly.
This list was devised to help educators know which spelling words should be taught to children. The list contains 850 words that account for 80 percent of the words children use in their writing — the ones they need to be able to spell correctly.
Mastering this relatively small corpus of words yields a high rate of return. For example, the most common 1,000 words are used 13 times more frequently than the next most common 1,000 words.
It also provides teachers flexibility in planning spelling instruction, providing an opportunity to give children the "basics" while supplementing with other spelling words germane to classroom activities.
Grade level for each word was determined based upon difficulty, pattern of occurrence in children's writing across grades, and grade placement on current vocabulary lists and spelling materials.
Words that children have difficulty spelling correctly are marked with an asterisk.
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| a | fat | like* | sat
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| about* | father* | lives | set |
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Grade 3 | |||
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| able | even | mind | spelling |
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| across | during | mountain | sure* |
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| although | different* | planet | suddenly
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Graham, S.
, Harris, K.R. and Loynachan, C. (1993). The Basic Spelling Vocabulary List. Journal of Educational Research 86(6) 363-368.
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8 words from the resume in which we most often make mistakes — Work.
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Both grammatical and semantic. Check your resume for these mistakes and correct them now if you find them.
Work.ua gives an example of the most common mistakes that people make in writing. If you want to make your resume flawless, pay attention to them.
Online or on-line
Online. And offline. Yes, in old dictionaries it is written "online", but that's why they are old.
The language is simplified, the complex is eliminated, the hyphens disappear. So, if you are interested in working online, just write :)
The same or the same
Let's figure it out once and for all. If you mean that you did both this, and that, and this too, then write together. If the word has a value of and - we also write the union together. If you are talking about what you did at the new place of work the same as in the past, write separately - since this is a pronoun with a particle. Ask yourself if you mean is the same, the same is , or can the word also be replaced by with the union and ?
Easy to learn or easy to learn
This is a compound adjective derived from the words easy and teach.
It is written fluently. Always. But if you can’t remember how this word is spelled, it’s better to write that you learn easily. Better yet, give an example: tell us what courses you took and how you applied your knowledge in your work.
Blogger or blogger
Blogger. From one y . And although in English the word is spelled with a double consonant, in Russian there is no rule that would force you to double g .
Future, not future
Do not use and in this word. It shouldn't and can't be there. So if in the future you want to be a cook/programmer/journalist, don't make an unnecessary mistake in the word :)
My autobiography
This is about meanings. It's your autobiography. Writing your autobiography is like writing your own biography. Pay attention to this and do not use a tautology.
Ambition or purposefulness
If you achieve your goals. If you basically have goals, and you at least strive for them, this is purposefulness.
If you consider yourself better than others, confident that you will achieve the goal, no matter what it costs you, overly arrogant - this is ambition.
The choice is yours.
Proactivity
It so happened that many people use this word to describe their activity. Like, I'm not just active, I'm very active, directly proactive. But in general, this word has its own meaning, which has nothing to do with physical or mental activity.
In short, proactivity is the ability to respond to challenges and circumstances. It’s not easy to put up with what life has thrown, boss, colleagues. And solve problems. Now, if you do not hide from difficulties and really know how to withstand difficult situations, you are proactive.
And if you just do a lot of work and go everywhere, you are just very active :)
We hope this information will help you and your resume will become even more attractive to employers. By the way, you can also do the same as Work.
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how to spell a word correctly according to the rules of the Russian language
Sometimes there is a difficulty, how to spell a word correctly: “do” or “do”? The rules of the Russian language, advice from teachers and illustrative examples will help you remember, the only option is to “do”
Igor Gerashchenko
Author
Elena Donetskova
Senior teacher at Home School
"Internet Lesson" in Russian;
professional experience 28 years
Yulia Golovina
Russian language teacher
at Tetrika online school
The origin of the word allows you to find out how the rule of its spelling appeared.
The word "do" has a long history, because people have always done something, and it had to be said. It can even be assumed that this word reflects all the past, present and future activities of people.
In the ancient European language there was a word "de", meaning "to do, put". In the Old Slavonic language, the word "delati" arose, going back to the ancient Greek counterparts. Among the Slavic peoples, this word took root, but acquired a different sound: Czech "delat", Polish "dzhelach", Slovenian "delati", Ukrainian "dilaty", Bulgarian "dyalam". The letter "c" was added later, as is often the case with prefixes.
The word “do” has different meanings: the end of the matter (“It is said - done "), making something ("The builders were instructed to make a house in good conscience"), matchmaking ("Giving you here, made you your daughter for my nephew", obsolete), sale ("Shares made on stock exchange at a hundred", obsolete), superiority ("I made with his one left", slang).
The rule “to do”
The rule is quite simple: “s” is a prefix, and the prefix “z” does not exist in Russian, so we only write “do”. The problem is that “z” is still heard, which is why it is tempting to write the verb “to do”. But it must be remembered that the prefix "s" is written in all words, regardless of which consonant (voiced or voiceless) the root begins with.
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Examples
"I never say, 'I need you to do this .' I say: "I'm wondering if you can do this " ”(G. Ford).
"Always do what you're afraid to do do " (R. W. Emerson).
"We will not help people by doing for them what they could do for themselves" (A. Lincoln).
"Never ask another that you can do yourself" (T. Jefferson).
"What can do laws in politics without morality?” (B. Franklin).
“Is the world bad? Well make better!” (S. P. Mavrodi).
Other prominent personalities use the word "make" in a more varied way:
"Whom heaven has made a slave , that no parliamentary vote is able to make free" (T. Carlyle).
“Whoever claims that money can do everything , it is quite likely that he himself can do all for the sake of money ”(E. Meyerson).
“The scene needs to be done and then played” (K. S. Stanislavsky).
“To criticize means to prove to the author that he did not do this the way I would have done if I could” (K.
Capek).
“I have so much to do that I'd better go to sleep” (R. Benchley).
Teachers' Councils
Elena Donetskova, senior teacher of the Russian language home school "InternetUrok"; teaching experience 28 years :
- To write this word correctly, you need to understand what the first letter in its composition represents. In this case, it is a prefix, just like in the words "go", "run away". Look: walk - go, run - run away, do - do (that is, complete some action). “I got up early today, I managed to do a lot before dinner.” The prefix "s-" is unchangeable and is always written the same way, but there is no prefix "z-" in Russian. So it is correct to write “to do” and, accordingly, the forms of this word, for example: “I will do”, “do”, “did”.
Such words as “here”, “building”, “health” bring doubts. It must be understood that their first letter “z-” is part of the root and they have nothing to do with the rule by which the word “do” is written.
Yuliya Golovina, Russian language teacher at Tetrika online school :
– Many people often have doubts about the spelling of prefixes. In most cases, such doubts lead to errors. One example of such errors is the spelling of the word "do" with the letter "z" at the beginning. What causes such an error? All Russian prefixes can be divided into two groups: changeable and unchangeable. The following rule applies to variable prefixes (for example, bez- / bes-, nid- / nis-): if they are followed by a deaf consonant, then the letter “s” (helpless) is written, otherwise - “z” (limitless) . This rule confuses us in the word “do”, since after the prefix there is a voiced sound [d]. However, the prefix “s-” is invariant, and its spelling is exactly the same, since the prefix “z-” does not exist: in words such as “building” or “health”, the letter “z” is part of the root.
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