Should I correct DD's phonetic spelling?

[ArabellaBeaumaris]

Dd in reception, writing danst (danced), bounst (bounced), prinses (princess) etc. should I correct or leave it?

It is still in the 1950s

Wow...are you very posh learnandsay? I thought that accent may have died with my Granny...

No, I'm not. But lots of the older generations of my family are the better sort. It didn't get passed down to me I'm afraid.

I dread to think what 'sort' I am!

The Christmas table was frightfully, frightfully, don't ch know. These days it's just normal because lots of the oldies are long gone now.

I don't have a milk jug...sssssh

Right, but you don't dip biscuits, do you?

the queen does

Phew! That's all right then...

But the queen has footmen to fish the lumps out of her tea.

I'll just use my teeth .

Scientists claim "dunking" enhances the flavour

Pull the other one.

I guess this thread's totally messed up now:

I don't suppose the good Dr Fisher will still be around when my daughters start taking any meaningful interest in science. But, apparently, he has studied the science of biscuit dunking at Oxford (The Gastronomy Society, not one of the colleges, I hasten to add.) www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/davidgregory/2009/09/dunking_biscuits_in_the_name_o.html That would have brightened up my chemistry lessons!

and there is a scientific formula to prevent lumps in the bottom of your tea cup

I disagree with Gregory's findings regarding the Malted Milk. [sceptical]

Dunking is an advanced skill though, up there with 'higher order thinking' in my opinion, he has only hinted at this variable....

news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/220400.stm

mrz Ah, I see you have this all worked out...and they've even got a nice (or should I say naice?) table which you will be able to look up, very helpful.

I've got to be honest I only like to dunk home made ginger biscuits in ice cold milk

Hmmm... an anomaly?

possibly

www.openculture.com/2013/05/hear_the_classic_iwinnie-the-poohi_read_by_author_aa_milne_in_1929.html

you've taken me back to my Grandparents' house! Except it was 'Alice Through The Looking Glass' and 'Brer Rabbit' they used to tell me.