"C'en est trop", ou "S'en est trop" ?

Vous avez remarqué, ce vent, en ce moment. Brrrr. La bise glacée qui soufflait sur la France et qui nous avait fait ressortir les grosses écharpes douillettes il y a quelques jours m'a donné une idée : "Quel drôle de nom, la bise... ce vent-là n'a pourtant rien de câlin", mais y ...  Show more

Muriel Gilbert répond aux questions d'orthographe des auditeurs de RTL. 

<div> <div> <div> <div>The English language has a lot of <span class= "il">silent</span> <span class="il">letters</span> that cause difficulties for both native speakers and English learners, because they make the spelling of words different from their pronunciation.</div>
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Do you ever notice that we use the word "said" a lot?

He said this, she said that, then I said something else. Now there's nothing wrong with the word "said," it's perfectly fine – but the English language has TONS of other options.

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Hi and welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2, where each week we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation. This week, we’re looking at spelling, and focusing on a type of word that can be really challenging when learning English - the homophone. But ...  Show more

Mail and male... Learn about words that sound the same but have different spellings.