The option that is not a function of the spell checker in a processing program is "Checks for words that are spelled correctly but used incorrectly"
Explanation:
All the programs and applications that can be used to check the spelling of our writing will just precisely check the correct use of vowels and consonants in each and every word, but it will not check if they are correctly used or if they are in the correct collocation within a sentence, that could be revised with a grammar checker.
“Before Bruh Deer can wet he hoof, Bruh Alligator see him and he slip off the bank to meet Bruh Deer.”
Explanation:
This expression “wet he hoof” has the literary meaning of entering the water and get wet. The author describes this as Bruh Deer is standing by the river that he intends to cross. This context from the excerpt means that he is going to enter the water and get his foot wet.
The significance of the parade of eight kings revealed to Macbeth in Shakespeare's Macbeth Act 4.1 is that it demonstrates that Banquo's heirs will rule Scotland, not Macbeth's.