What is the most misspelled word in the English language?

It depends whether you mean a genuine spelling mistake (mispell is probably very common), or the correct spelling of the incorrect word (using affect instead of effect). I'll go with the latter.

tomorrow I guess.

Although some don't when to use effect and affect.

I'm going with tomorrow, because it's more common than the others. I've seen people misspell most of these.
I wonder if the world is ironic enough for the actual answer to be misspell.

Misspell?

I worked that out last year before my exams. I don't remember now I think it was someone here who told me so it might be searchable.

Judgment, because it loses the e of judge?

I don't know. I do see words with 'ie' and 'ei' misspelled often.

how should i know. most of the time i use a spell check. and if not, i just get a whole bunch of typos and mispellings

misspell

If it's "misspell" that would be sorta funny.

Effect.

if confusing "effect" and "affect" counts toward this, then I'd guess "effect", but I really don't know.

I think it's tomorrow.

I don't think 'effect' is ever misspelt, just missused.

judgment

i'd have to say antidisistablishmentarianism....I don't even know if i spelled that right....

probably tomorrow

The correct answer is "effect."

I hope the confusion hasn't affected the effect of this survey.

Sorry it took me so long to get back to you all but my computer has been acting up again and the internet went down so when it's all back to normal I'll be back to my normal self.

The word "then" is often used in place of the word "than" by mistake. I don't know if you would consider it a misspelling or a grammatical error, but it's the most common one I see.

accept?

No you didn't - it's antidisEstablishmentarianism.

pamphlet

how do you spell pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis?

"effect" is the one I've seen most on this list, but I've seen more occurrences of the interchanging of "there", "their" and "they're" in my personal experience.

icurok is right. People are actually confused about the meaning of "effect" and "affect". It's not essentially a spelling mistake.

without a doubt after looking at this website, its got to be MISSPELLED. Mainly for the reason that misspelled isn't actually a word. I think you'll find it's MISPELT!

*sigh*

one of these three ..."tomorrow", "effect", or ironically "misspell"....my guess is tomorrow....by process of eenie meanie minie mo....lol

That would be "effectiveness of the survey".......LOL

I agree with those who feel that effect and affect are actually words that are context errors and not misspellings....lol

That last sentence didn't make sense, did it?.....oh well .....feel free to correct it....lol....I didn't major in English.

PeePee

eat s*hit