Examinar las reglas: 6.163 coincidencias
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| Descripción | Ejemplo | Categoría |
|---|---|---|
| Future date, but verb in past tense (UK) | On 27/10/2040, we have visited the client. | Semantics |
| Future date, but verb in past tense (UK) | We visited the client on 27/10/2040. | Semantics |
| Future date, but verb in past tense (UK) | On 27/10/2040, we visited the client. | Semantics |
| ait (it) | Ait is a good idea. | Possible Typo |
| for ever (forever) | Your texts are stored for ever. | Style |
| awaked (awoke, awoken) | Such a noise might have awaked the dead. | Style |
| Oxford spelling of 'gram' (not 'gramme') | Use 3 milligrammes of surfactant. | British English, Oxford spelling (~iz~ not ~is~) |
| Oxford spelling of 'gram' (not 'gramme') | A 6-gramme force is sufficient. | British English, Oxford spelling (~iz~ not ~is~) |
| Oxford spelling is/iz | The word 'organisation' is not the Oxford spelling. | British English, Oxford spelling (~iz~ not ~is~) |
| Oxford spelling is/iz | The verb 'organise' is not the Oxford spelling. | British English, Oxford spelling (~iz~ not ~is~) |
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