LucyDuke
staring at the clock
If it's federal work study, I think maybe not. I'm not certain.
If I make minimum wage do I have to pay tax in the US?
Thru, is the first one I can think of.
How is that more accepted than through?I've never even seen it anywhere in English speaking countries except on the highways/motorways in the US where I assumed it was this way to save space. Oh and Mozilla doesn't recognize it.
(then again, I think it makes much, much more sense to spell it as thru rather than through, but I don't see how thru is a more accepted spelling)
I has a question too. What are some examples of English words that have recently shifted in their most-accepted spellings? Example, if nite were to become regarded as more "correct" than night. By recently I mean specifically within the past century or so, but generally since widespread literacy.
If you put sunscreen on, does that mean that you will not tan at all?
I don't think so. I think you wouldn't tan as fast, though.
(I've never known exactly how it works)
Why isnt Russia in the WTO?
It's actually shoppe.I'm not sure if this would count, but the old style spelling of "shop", or "shopee". Today it's more of a reverse shift; places use "shopee" to sound fancier.
It's actually shoppe.![]()