twilit frigate
As you can see, in the "Trade to Europe" research, there is an instance where the full stop is directly followed by the first word in the next sentence, not a space.
The correct version should be "...to the Western masses. Tea's popularity grew rapidly..." if I am not mistaken.
i know, the smallest grammar mistake every
grizzled swallow
yeah, smaller than your every instead of ever 😜 🤣
twilit frigate
what
empty whale
yeah, smaller than your every instead of ever 😜 🤣
That's a typo. A grammatical mistake is starting a sentence without a capital.
grizzled swallow
That's a typo. A grammatical mistake is starting a sentence without a capital.
Depends on how you look at it, a typo is a word spelled wrong. No words are spelled wrong here. Using the wrong word is a grammatical issue
empty whale
No, ever had an accidentally added y, therefore typo
twilit frigate
i like to imagine a typo is a grammatical error if the word typo'ed turns into another word
example of just typo:
"How was the partu?" (How was the party?)
example of grammatical error:
"The list contains eggs milk sugar and wheat." (The list contains eggs, milk, sugar [optional Oxford comma] and milk.)
example of both:
"Hey, what us that?" (Hey, what is that?")
but idk, maybe my view is different than others'