what do u beleive dyslexia to be? its a problem with the way you view and order sentences in your mind, that why many young children have problems learning to read and write when they have dyslexia because they order things differently or view them differently, this doesnt not help with learning a language becuase languages need to be orderd and in the correct possition for them to make sense, so when i compose a sentence my brain thinks of it differently then the average person, so what i actually put it down on paper it is possible for it to come out wroung.
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One of the most obvious — and a common — telltale signs is reversals. People with this kind of problem often confuse letters like b and d, either when reading or when writing, or they sometimes read (or write) words like “rat” for “tar,” or “won” for “now.”
Another sure sign, which needs no confirmation by means of any form of testing, is elisions, that is when a person sometimes reads or writes “cat” when the word is actually “cart.”
The person who reads very slowly and hesitantly, who reads without fluency, word by word, or who constantly loses his place, thereby leaving out whole chunks or reading the same passage twice, has a reading problem.
The person may try to sound out the letters of the word, but then be unable to say the correct word. For example, he may sound the letters “c-a-t” but then say “cold.”
He may read or write the letters of a word in the wrong order, like “left” for “felt,” or the syllables in the wrong order, like “emeny” for “enemy,” or words in the wrong order, like “are there” for “there are.”
He may spell words as they sound, for example “rite” for “right.”
He may read with poor comprehension, or it may be that he remembers little of what he reads.
The person may have a poor and/or slow handwriting.
Imagine a person who had to focus on each word in a sentence and make sure that it is in the right order/ rigth possition. dont you think that at some point this person mightmake grammtical errors becuase to because the focus is on each word instead of the whole sentence, which then leaves the sentence fragmented and sometimes inconprihensable.Now imagine that person trying to epxlain somehting which cant beexplained in short simple sentences but isntead needs paragraphs, dont u think at some point that person would have to give up some focus somewhere? so do u stop focusing on the main point and rant into some incomprehensible and completely off subject discussion? or do you focus on the main point but then lose your grammitcal and spelling abilities? i prefer to stay on topic (this is funny becuase the whole discussion is nto on topic sense like the second page) and get the main ideals across, instead of derailing my train of thought so that u can read every last sentence perfectly. i.e. even if you miss a word or two, or even the point of a couple sentences there is enough supporting material that you can understand what i am trying to say, and therefore do not need the sentence or word that is lost sense if you use any form of brain power you can figure out what i was trying to say from the rest of the text.
anyways, my dyslexia doesnt prevent me from writing correctly, and i really should be more carefull, but it is also still possible to see my points so instead of argueing whether or not i suck at writting, which indeed i do suck at writing, we should be argueing on more pertinent points. Im sorry for what ever confusion my grammatical errors have caused or what confusion they might still cause in the future.