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For some reason, I think of "burned" as simple past tense, but "burnt" is the past participle. e.g Yesterday I burned some toast" but "Oh dear, I've burnt the toast". Used thus, it differentiates an action completed back in the past from a just-completed one, for example – few other languages (at least European ones) [...]

They say it all the time in schools I have worked in in Massachusetts. And then we have to unteach it. The Spelling Blog

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I took my training to be an academic language therapist through an Orton-Gillingham school. We were NOT to teach this rule. The purpose of rules is to make spelling easier for students. Something that is reliable only about 50% of the time does not make things easier. O-G teaches very few rules, only 5. With [...]

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Hi Johanna, the first words I saw were 'Peaceful','passionate', 'thoughtful' and 'charismatic' – the first and third are true, the first is a moot point, but I don't really agree (and would passionately defend my right not to!) and the final one is something that I don't feel. I really like this blog, which I [...]

Hi. It isn't "éscaner" but "escáner". The Spelling Blog