I disagree. A ship that has never wrecked is “wreckless”

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Oct 20, 2020
9:30:22am

blueaussie All-American

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blueaussie

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"Wreckless" vs "Reckless". Today’s English lesson.

DirtyWater

10/20/20 9:24am

A better one would be affect vs effect or important vs impotent.

Nikomedes

10/20/20 9:29am

I consider myself an excellent speller w/ a good vocabulary and I still get

BleedCougarBlue2

10/20/20 12:39pm

I disagree. A ship that has never wrecked is “wreckless”

blueaussie

10/20/20 9:30am

Wait ... aren't you agreeing with their explanation?

goodcleanfun

10/20/20 10:22am

No it says there is no correct usage of wreckless.

blueaussie

10/20/20 10:57am

how about yesterday's lesson on Simulation vs Stimulation?

BR549

10/20/20 9:31am

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Abe Froman

10/20/20 9:36am

Well I'll dispute part of that.

Belboz

10/20/20 9:32am

Maybe “it feel” Right to you because it feels right to say “it feel right”?

blueaussie

10/20/20 9:36am

I may be the world's worst typer. I type extremely fast

Belboz

10/20/20 9:38am

The word is "typist"

DirtyWater

10/20/20 9:41am

I'm reckless with a keyboard

Belboz

10/20/20 9:43am

Don Norton approves this clarification

Johnny Vatos

10/20/20 1:29pm

Then there's Elmer fudd's contribution: Weckless dwiving

Cougarclaw

10/20/20 9:45am

Better yet Utah's "we won them" vs 'W

cougrrrr

10/20/20 10:05am

Better yet Utah's "we won them" vs "we beat them"

cougrrrr

10/20/20 10:08am

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