What's an easy typo that gives away user native english speaker?

what's an easy typo that gives away user native english speaker?

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using "then" and "than" correctly

Not making any typos.

Autism

it's the other way around, natives make the mistake more often

>typos
It's obvious when someone's translating as they go rather than just typing how they speak.

not speaking with an accent

i never speak

Wow! Is that a movado watch on her wrist?

specially especially
grey gray

That's the point
Reread what I said

Auxiliary verbs
>did came
>does runs
>...

when the act like weird creepy foreign shits

>grey gray
Both are correct

"should of"

If you mean non native then saying 'in here' when talking about their country and using the word 'touristic'.

That's a common mistake here among young people more often than not

>tfw more interested in preserving the English language than native speakers

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>Brought bought
To be fair most natives fuck this up
>Your you're
>Their they're there
>To too two
>Fucking up the "th" sound

Also advice vs advise

So many people get it wrong in emails. Fucking shits me

Grey is coorect, gray is not

Watch your plurals
"Hey you guy"
Instead of "Hey you guys"

rare flag

vocaroo for us

>interchangeable
>reeee!