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Old 06-04-2012, 09:24 AM   #1
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Good spelling still matters

From an article in USA Today:

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Amercia, we have a spelling problem.

As the Scripps National Spelling Bee wraps up Thursday near Washington, we're once again confronted with the annual question: In a world of spell check and r u there texting, does spelling even matter anymore?
The article discusses the credibility that good spelling gives to a text, positively influencing the reader's impression of the writer, impacting business reports, and affecting whether job prospects get interviews. And more than spelling: Proper use of words makes an impression. The article cites a real estate ad that described a house's "volted ceilings."

I recently heard that youths with keyboard-equipped smartphones like to show them off by typing correctly-spelled and punctuated texts and emails on them... even they understand how to impress by doing it right.
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