"Red". I could swear that I never touched the "a" button....!

Btw., I think I'm in good company. I often see people writing the wrong word, which sounds the same. One word that comes to mind, is "lose" and "loose". I think I see "loose" more often than I see lose, in the meaning of no longer have. Lose is a verb, and loose is an adjective.

http://www.ross.net/notes/loose.shtml

>In your response below ... is 'read line' to be read 'red'?
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>>I guess I mostly read American literature, since for me "sceptical" looks "wrong". (And Opera adds a read line under the word...)
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>>>In the United States, I'd be skeptical of spelling it "sceptical".
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>>>>Hi everybody,
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>>>>Just want to learn which is more accepted form for this word. I wrote it with a k first and decided to verify my spelling and found
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>>>>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/sceptical
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>>>>which suggests both spellings. So, which one is most acceptable?
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>>>>Thanks in advance.