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    4. Tyre or Tire,,which is right?????..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..
    Tyre or Tire,,which is right?????..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

    The word "Tire"means to "tire" of this conversation..North America and Canada are the 2 main country's that use "Tire"the rest of the English speaking world say "Tyre".( apparently)...which one makes more sense.?????? http://grammarist.com/spelling/tire-tyre/   ...Tyre Shop Logo Design - Tyre Business Branding - stock vector Tire tracks - stock vector

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    +7  Views: 1809 Answers: 4 Posted: 8 years ago
    hector5559

    Tyre.o,m,g.i will have to take you under my wing terry when it comes to spelling,
    Commented 8 years ago
    terryfossil 1

    Which wing Hec,,settle old mate,i spell it tyre,,but we are not alone it seems..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..
    Commented 8 years ago
    bulletman

    The North Americans use Phonetic Spelling, it is easy but a lazy way of spelling, why they don't use Oxford English grammar, i don't know at least when we see it we know it's either Canada or the US. :)
    Commented 8 years ago
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      It's TYRE, TYRE, TYRE, TYRE, I'm tired of this, and it is not one of my FAVOURITE subjects.

      8 years ago. Rating: 4
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        Bob/PKB

        You should buy a bag of potato chips and try to relax.
        commented 8 years ago
        ROMOS

        CRISPS, CRISPS, CRISPS!!!!!
        commented 8 years ago
        Bob/PKB

        Just thought I'd help you keep the Blood Pressure up! :D
        commented 8 years ago

        Now, don't be making fun of me. That tires me out.....

        8 years ago. Rating: 7
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          terryfossil 1

          Okay JH,,If it tires you out,what has that got to do with tyres..???????.
          commented 8 years ago

          Terry, I didn't know tire (referring to the four rubber wheels on a standard automobile) could be spelled with an alternative "y".


          https://media.giphy.com/media/3o8doX3q8yqrly42sg/giphy.gif

          8 years ago. Rating: 5
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            terryfossil 1

            Read this CB,,the majority of the English speaking world call it " TYRE" ..tire is to be sleepy..http://grammarist.com/spelling/tire-tyre/
            commented 8 years ago
            ROMOS

            Read what?
            It's getting hot in here.
            commented 8 years ago
            terryfossil 1

            Sorry mate i stuffed up,so now,read that link..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..
            commented 8 years ago
            country bumpkin

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            Thanks Terry. I did read the link.
            commented 8 years ago

            Tire up and beat her with a stick.

            8 years ago. Rating: 5
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              hector5559

              All sounds a bit kinky to me,
              commented 8 years ago
              Bob/PKB

              It can be. :D
              commented 8 years ago


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