Sentences with phrase «fix typing mistakes»

Not exact matches

If your group is the type that feels ashamed to ask questions or for guidance, then you should fix this immediately because they can go ahead and do tremendous mistakes that may cost you big time.

«As I reflect back, perhaps we did act in haste and you'll see that there are going to be amendments to fix some of the mistakes, but I also think that that type of language is inappropriate.»

One analogy for these results might be the question of who can type a paragraph «better»: a 16 - year - old who glides along at 60 words per minute but then has to double - back to correct a number of mistakes or a 70 - year - old who strikes keys at only 40 words per minute but spends less time fixing errors.

Available on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox — as well as Android and as a download for programs like Microsoft Office — Grammarly can now find and correct mistakes 10 times more than word processors, fix over 250 types of errors (including subject - verb agreement and modifier placement), and suggest content - optimized synonyms.

However, if you're not a great speller or don't have perfect dexterity as you're typing what you want to spell out, it's easy to run a mess on SureType... and when you do you spend a lot more time fixing your mistakes vs. on a full qwerty where if you mess up a letter you just keep pounding out your message.

Instead of backspacing and fixing every mistake as it happened, I just kept typing.

While typing in a compatible app, press down on the keyboard and you can freely move the cursor around the text to fix mistakes.