Grammar

Your class trip is next week, and you are typing the permission slip. Outting or outing? You write one, then

You are writing a caption for your zoo photos, and the sentence stops you cold. Monkeys or monkies? You type

You are texting a friend about your weekend and type, “I was lieing on the couch all day.” Something looks

You are about to send a report, and one word makes you pause. Volumn or volume? Your fingers typed one,

You are typing a quick email, and you stop. Is it “don’ts or don ts”? You try one, it looks

Maybe you heard it in a family kitchen, a song, or a group chat: “Go put on some chones.” Now

You are halfway through a text to a classmate, or an email to your manager, and your fingers stall. Studying

You are typing a quick message about the two women at your table, and your fingers freeze. Is it wifes

You’re typing “How is your mom faring after surgery?” and suddenly freeze. Is it faring or fairing? Both look right,

Your plumber says he’ll be there soon. Your boss promises feedback soon. Three hours later, you’re still refreshing your phone.