Grammar

You are about to hit send on a message that calls a plan a little nieve. Something looks off, but

Your friend texts, “We splitted the pizza three ways.” It sounds natural out loud, but something looks off in writing.

You are planning a trip, and your flight confirmation says Brazil. The tourism poster you just passed says Brasil. Same

You write a joke in your essay, then spot a red squiggle under your word. Is it humour or humor?

You are typing an email about a washing machine, and your phone suddenly swaps a word for a name. Now

You are posting vacation photos from a mountain path, and the caption is almost ready. Then you freeze. Does that

You type “labelling,” and your spellchecker draws a red line. You switch to “labeling,” and a colleague in London circles

You are texting a friend about a coworker who stayed totally calm during a meltdown, and your thumbs stop. Is

You are halfway through a text when the word looks wrong. Wich or which? You stare at it, delete it,

You’re texting a friend about last night, and you type, “I layed on the couch all day.” Then you pause.