CASE: Your colleague Diane wants to take advantage of Outlook's spelling and grammar-checking capabilities, and she turns to you for help.
A) It is not in Outlook's main dictionary.
B) It may be incorrect grammatically.
C) It may contain a contextual spelling error.
D) It may be a proper name.

Question

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Outlook's spelling and grammar checking capabilities may sometimes flag a word as incorrect even if it is correctly spelled because it is contextually incorrect. For example, "their" and "there" are both correctly spelled words, but using "their" instead of "there" in a sentence would be considered a contextual spelling error. Therefore, option C is the best choice as it pertains to a common issue that may arise with Outlook's spell and grammar checking capabilities.

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