The cAr is stationAry, a pEn is stationEry

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That's how to remember it.
Please.
Thank you

@WattleOn current nEws, currant cAke?

Full is the only word that ends in _full. So beautiful, careful, joyful etc all end in ful

Professor - you only need one effing (F in) Professor.

The train stopped in the stationary

Envelope is Stationery

@Watto1

Diarrhoea (sorry to lower the tone) - Dash In A Real Rush, Hurry Or Expect Accidents! I was taught that one as a student nurse by one of my lecturers who was sick of it being wrongly spelled in assignments

I'm usually 'good at spelling' 😂 but that word is one I always struggle with. However, I have fog for brains these days & there's no way I'll remember all that 🤣

51 yo, Diabetic, insomniac - I don't recommend it!!

Right cos if you used the wrong one no one would have a clue what on earth you were talking about!

Rhythm helps your two hips move!

@RedDiamond

Who remembers this one? Difficulty Mrs D Mrs I Mrs FFI Mrs C Mrs U Mrs LTY

Matilda taught me to spell!!!

Big Elephants Can Always Understand Small Elephants

C- Oh you little devil

Oh back to the OP though.

A cAr
E Envelope

y9 Accounting teacher who threatened whole class detention over it on the first ever lesson 🤣

There was one more too but foggy brain can't think what it was now.

@NeonIcedcoffee by that argument all spelling could be approximate as long as people know which word I mean?

E for Envelope is how I was taught.

@BobbinThreadbare123

TBH I would be happy if people could remember that 'a lot' is two separate words...

And 'in case'.

Does anyone have one for current and currant?

Do you like currAnt cAke?

Cess pits are necessary

Independent is straight-Es.

Hyperbole, not hyperbolly.

@Dilbertian

Does anyone have one for current and currant?

Do you like currAnt cAke?

Thank you! I have history with using currants in Christmas cake so I’ll definitely remember that one!

@CCC1

Loving these. I wish someone had come up with a catchy way of remembering complimentary/complementary as they both crop up in my life but not often enough to have it down! Any ideas?

I remember this one similar to stationAry = cAr and stationEry = pEn.

compliments (with an I) are nIce things that we say
complements (with an E) is when something completes a sEt

YABU - definitely E for Envelopes

use of incorrect version of stationery/stationary really does wind me up though. I won't use the local sub post office because they have "stationary" plastered all over the windows advertising the range of things they sell.

it's not a spelling thing, just mis-keying, but I am forever typing form rather than from.
It's so exasperating - I always spell check formal documents for "form" just to make sure I've not used it inappropriately.

B r ought- B r ing
Bought- Buy

I bought a new car today. I brought the shopping in from my new car.

My Year 6 teacher got sick of so many kids writing ‘freind’ so drew a picture on the board of a bum in a pan and said ‘remember to fry(fri) your end!’

Rhythm - Rhythm has your two hips moving

Could/would/should etc - O U Lucky Ducks!

I think it’s from a film but beautiful you sort of sing ‘B E A Utiful!’

Possess possesses two pairs of S's
All the possesses possess four s's except for possesses which possesses five.

onomatopoeia. Any ideas on how to remember this one? (I thought it was spelt onamatapier).

RedDiamond

Who remembers this one? Difficulty
Mrs D
Mrs I
Mrs FFI
Mrs C
Mrs U
Mrs LTY

I've got Miss Trunchbull's voice in my head now!
WHY ARE ALL THESE WOMEN MARRIED??

@NoIDontWatchLoveIsland
Does a pedant wear a pendant?

I prefer the less subtle approach.