Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary: American English Edition. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary: American English Edition

Over 70,000 entries of commonly used American English words with multiple misspellings per word based upon their phonetic sound. Brief definitions allow for quickly ascertaining the proper word you wish to use. Extensive cross-referencing allows for words that are either similar in meaning and/or spelling. All available prefixes are defined. Each correctly spelled word lists all potential suffix endings leaving no guesswork as to how to spell the future and past tense of a word. Use this reference tool as a bridge to go from the sound of your word to a standard dictionary if further comprehension is needed. Proper nouns are not listed unless they are common in everyday communication. Proper nouns which are included in this resource tool; days of the week, months of the year, common medical and legal terms, common plants, animals and others which can be cross-referenced with a word which may not be a proper noun. Use this reference tool as a bridge to go from the sound of your word to a standard dictionary if further comprehension is needed. Helpful for English as a First Language (ESL) for 3rd-5th grade, English as a Second Language (ESL) and anyone who is dyslexic, autistic, or has any other learning disability. Also helpful to those who simply want to quickly find the spelling of their word phonetically. For poets seeking rhyming words and synonyms and for those who want to know how suffix endings are spelled out when added to a root word. Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary has been accepted by some California nursing schools as admissible to use in exams. As well, this reference book is designed for use in all testing/exams by all school levels.

Diane M. Frank is a phonetic Lexicographer and author of a previous dictionary “Gabby’s Wordspeller & Phonetic Dictionary” which sold in over 20 countries. As well, she has developed software apps such as “American Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary” and “American Wordspeller ESL Phonetic Dictionary”. Diane takes her work very seriously in hopes of expanding the largest known database of misspelled words which go over and beyond the traditional misspelling blunders. Her focus is to see the incorporation of her database into every conceivable American English spell checker allowing people to communicate with immediate, relevant results. In her free time she enjoys traveling world-wide collecting misspelled English words, working as a glass artist and completing her 2-story school bus conversion. Diane occasionally employs her pilots license which enables her to take her thoughts to great heights for a worldly perspective.