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How to spell rhythm.
Jamaican people have got the right idea spelling it riddim
Rhythm helps your two hips move. I have to say it to myself every time.
Hey, that's great. Thanks.
Never had an issue with that word, but God damnit if "occasion" doesn't get me just about every time. "Is it 1 C and 2 S's, or 2 C's and 2 S's...?" I remember after writing it down wrong, of course. Stupid English.
Not occasion, but for "necessary" I like "Never Eat Cake, Eat Sweet Salad And Remain Young"
For necessary I always think 1 collar, 2 sleeves. This has rattled through my head every time Iβve spelled it the last 20 or so years at this point.
Now if only I could remember itβs different not differant π£
I always just mentally pronounced it neck-essary to remind myself to only use a single C. It never occurred (thanks, spell check) to me to relate it to a physical object.
Mine, of course, is "ocurr" and its iterations.
Especially and adjacent for me, I even have to google them cuz offline spell checkers never get them right.