Or what my students now call the "Top Ten Persuasive Essay Spell-Checker FAILS."
10. idea ≠ ID
As in, “Using a fake idea, he bought key ingredients to make bombs.”
9. hat ≠ hate
“Lizzie Borden was aggressive to her step-mother, showing how she must hat her.”
8. trail ≠ trial
“The outcome of the trail was not guilty …”
7. clammed ≠ claimed
“Lizzie Borden clammed she was in the barn.”
6. defiantly ≠ definitely
“Lizzie Borden is defiantly guilty.”
5. lionize ≠ limousine
“OJ Simpson was late for his lionize pick-up.”
4. tying ≠ trying
“Now, as for what the police were all probably tying to say …”
3. persecuted ≠ prosecuted
“Timothy McVeigh was charged and persecuted.”
2. observed ≠ absurd
“The ‘not guilty’ verdict is observed!”
1. hallucinogenic ≠ hallucinating
“The children who accused the women were hallucinogenic.”
The Dodge ate my homework.
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