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¡i©ú³ø±M°T¡jCan you spell restaurant, rhythm and guarantee correctly? The three have been listed among the words Britons have difficulty spelling. A piece of research commissioned by a UK television channel found that 40% of people confessed that they relied on autocorrect technology to monitor their spelling.

The researchers surveyed 2,000 adults. They found more than a half of them had problems spelling common words, which include accommodate, questionnaire and necessary. Conscience and occurrence have also proved tricky.

More than 20% of the respondents would panic if they had to rely on their own knowledge rather than any autocorrect or spell-check technology. Over a fifth of them said they tended to google a word to check its spelling. Nearly 50% of them admitted they judged others by their spelling.

(source: Ming Pao, The Telegraph)

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1. ¢Ï) lisense

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2. ¢Ï) embarrassment

¢Ð) embarassment

¢Ñ) embarrasment

3. ¢Ï) necessory

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¢Ñ) necessary

4. ¢Ï) governnment

¢Ð) government

¢Ñ) goverment

5. ¢Ï) belive

¢Ð) believe

¢Ñ) bealive

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