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I've read that it is an acceptable, but not common spelling.
When I find that source I will point you in the right direction.
Anyways, the teacher gave him a card with the word spelled with an "e".
Blame the teacher if you are think that the student was being given bad information.
No, it is not. I come from the great potato state, and the word only has an 'e' in it when used as a plural, period, no exceptions. Same thing with tomato. The plural is tomatoes, period, no exceptions. Same with tornado. The plural is tornadoes, period, no exceptions.
it is no more acceptable than your is for you're, or there is for their. or looser for loser. Quayle was a loser.
The teacher did not hand Quayle a damned thing. She read the word aloud. That's aloud, not aloude.
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