mumwithdice
Mon 06-Feb-12 09:27:33
It's independent with an e not independant. Makes my teeth itch. Or is it just me?
mumwithdice
Mon 06-Feb-12 09:59:37
Oh, good, not just me then. Love your username btw.
OttoRose
Mon 06-Feb-12 10:05:08
Conversely, it's separate not seperate.
Desperate not desparate. Easy to remember as it's from espere - 'to hope'.
Yes, that's very easy to remember...
nickelhasababy
Wed 08-Feb-12 13:29:21
but it can be dependant or dependent.
there are rows about it.
i prefer dependent, using dependant to mean a person who you look after
mumwithdice
Wed 08-Feb-12 15:27:41
You can have a dependent dependant but not a dependant dependant as far as I'm concerned.
What's the evidence for it being either/or? I'm happy to be educated.
Pagwaatch
Wed 08-Feb-12 15:29:16
It's Pagwatch not Pagwaatch.
Oh.
On the software used at work, there is a field with the title Independant Reviewing Officer. Every time I fill it in, a little part of me dies.