teh for the
slef for self
jsut for just
aobut for about
dosen’t for doesn’t
putting the apostrophe after the contraction (as in dont’ for don’t)
ti for it
out/put… spell check doesn’t catch that one, darn it!
And just for the record, I hate it when I think I hit a key, but actually didn’t. I guess I’m pretty percfectionist when it comes to my typing, so when I catch a typo after it’s too late to change anything, it is a bit irritating.
I live in the most missed-typed city on the planet. You try typing “Englewood” and not have it end up “Engelwood.” I’ve seen it typed that way on envelopes and even on trailers on TV news.
I’ve trained myself to type it right. Now when I address an envelope to “England,” it comes out “Englewood” if I don’t think about it. So I use “UK.”
When I was in 5th grade, way back in, let’s see, it would be 1977, I still to this day remember when Clifford Bickham leaned over to me and said “Tim… Tim… How do you spell ‘THE’?”. I laughed so hard it was the only time I ever was sent out of class. I couldn’t stop laughing and even laughed in the hall for a while. I did feel bad for the kid, though.