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Spelling describes the conventional order of letters that identifies a particular word.
Spelling: Do you have the right letters in the right order?
For example, the following sentence contains a spelling mistake that would not be recognised by a spell-checker because it is a homonym (a word that sounds similar but may spelled differently). The correct form should be passed.
This particular trait is past between successive generations.
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