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'Sloppyness' breaks Rule 1. It should be 'sloppiness'
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'Puppys' breaks Rule 3. It should be 'puppies'
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'Driing' breaks Rule 2. It should be 'drying'
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'Busyness' breaks Rule 1. It should be 'business'
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'Joiful' is NOT covered by Rule 1 because the word 'joy' ends in a 'vowel + y': in such cases, the 'y' remains unchanged. It should be 'joyful'
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This is an exception: 'y' changes to 'i'. It should be 'daily'. Learn the exceptions by heart
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This is another exception: 'y' changes to 'i'. It should be 'gaily'. Learn the exceptions by heart, e.g. 'pay-paid', 'say-said', 'lay-laid', and 'slay-slain'. These are all irregular verbs: be on the lookout for such verbs; they can wreak havoc with your spelling
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This is an exception. It should be 'shyness'. Learn the exceptions by heart, e.g. dryness, slyness
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'Apologys' breaks Rule 3. It should be 'apologies'
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'Toies' is NOT covered by Rule 1 because the word 'toy' ends in a 'vowel + y': in such cases, the 'y' remains unchanged. It should be 'toys'
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