Hey all, I've been trying to figure which words I frequently mistype. Is there any way to track this on the site?
Alternatively, does anyone have a list of all the words on the basic typing test so I could figure it out in another application.
Thanks!!!
Frequently mistyped words
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Re: Frequently mistyped words
20 most commonly misspelt words in English
Separate.
Definitely.
Manoeuvre.
Embarrass.
Occurrence.
Consensus.
Unnecessary.
Acceptable.
Separate.
Definitely.
Manoeuvre.
Embarrass.
Occurrence.
Consensus.
Unnecessary.
Acceptable.
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Re: Frequently mistyped words
such as
absence – absense, absentse, abcense, absance.
acceptable – acceptible.
accidentally/accidently – accidentaly.
accommodate – accomodate, acommodate.
achieve – acheive.
acknowledge – acknowlege, aknowledge.
acquaintance – acquaintence, aquaintance.
acquire – aquire, adquire.
absence – absense, absentse, abcense, absance.
acceptable – acceptible.
accidentally/accidently – accidentaly.
accommodate – accomodate, acommodate.
achieve – acheive.
acknowledge – acknowlege, aknowledge.
acquaintance – acquaintence, aquaintance.
acquire – aquire, adquire.
Re: Frequently mistyped words
You have mentioned in you post 20 most commonly misspelt words in English but in your list it's only 8 words where the other's there going for picnic or something else
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Re: Frequently mistyped words
Typing is something that requires a lot of practice.
Don't try to catch a speed at beginning. Start from a slow speed to make it ensure you are doing it correctly.
We tend to type some words wrong repeatedly. If you know that word then be cautious when you are typing the same. e.g I tend to type “the“ as “th”. So I double check the word while typing.
If you are not confident of a word, you can just spell the letters of the word while typing, you won't make a mistake.
Be particular in some attributes (like leaving a space after puntuation mark). You will be more mindful and tend to make less mistakes.
Finally if it is possible read the whole writing aloud, so that you can catch the typos.
Hope it helps
Don't try to catch a speed at beginning. Start from a slow speed to make it ensure you are doing it correctly.
We tend to type some words wrong repeatedly. If you know that word then be cautious when you are typing the same. e.g I tend to type “the“ as “th”. So I double check the word while typing.
If you are not confident of a word, you can just spell the letters of the word while typing, you won't make a mistake.
Be particular in some attributes (like leaving a space after puntuation mark). You will be more mindful and tend to make less mistakes.
Finally if it is possible read the whole writing aloud, so that you can catch the typos.
Hope it helps