Git an Editer
Last weak, I sent owt an email with a mispeled wurd. Ironikly, I titled the email “Chose your words carefully.” It was suposed to bee “Choose your words carefully.” This week, I am beeng a bit mur karefool.
Mispeling wurds can bee humileeating. Ekspecialy, when yoo r a languige teecher.
So. This week mi advise is simpl. Git an editr to look over yoor wurk befour you send it owt to thousunds of reeders.
I have writen a buk on goals, and editors are looking it over rite now. But, I failed to follow my own advise with last weaks email.
Footunatlee, I lernd my lesson. It was embearassing, yes. But, I lernd. I won’t make the same mistak twis.
So, their you have it. If you r a riter, have sombuddy look over your werk befor you shar it with the werld.
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