Grammar

You are filling out a job application, and the education box asks where you finished. You type it, stare, and

You are typing a birthday message for your sister’s daughter, and your fingers stop. Is it niece or neice? The

You are typing a quick message and stop mid-sentence. Is it “I say it yesterday” or “I said it yesterday”?

You are writing a quick email and type, “I’ve been eying that new laptop.” Then you pause. That looks off.

You are updating your resume and stop on one line: “Seeking a long term role.” Wait, does that need a

You are typing a caption about your cozy Sunday, and your fingers write “ca” before you stop. Cocoon or cacoon?

You are typing a message, and your fingers freeze. Is it “of course” or “ofcourse”? Maybe you even searched “course

You are polishing your resume at midnight, and the top line reads “Carrer Objective.” Your eyes slide right past it,

You finish a heartfelt thank-you note that says, “It was a privilege to work with you.” Then you stop. Does

Your boss asks for the report by Friday, and the title on page one reads “Anual Sales Summary.” Something looks