Great lines from student papers--although I've warned them about this, they still don't think critically about the changes MS Word suggests. And yet maybe spellcheck can think more than we guess:
"Gregor wakes in the mourning to find he's become a beetle"
"The narrator goes to a distract of shops in search of Zaabalawi"
"Gregor wakes in the mourning to find he's become a beetle"
"The narrator goes to a distract of shops in search of Zaabalawi"
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I will admit that only having heard the title, I did write "Morning becomes Electra" on purpose on a high school test, once.
Also, in that second one if the narrator took a taxi, was he driven to distraction?
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Hahaaaaa! CW, you just got yourself promoted to the next level in Pun Fu! @>)
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