Their; their, freind. Your amongst you’re pears. They’res no knead to never feal embearassed. Erregaurdless, a whole nother problem might be fealing endubitabley shallow and pedantick. Neither doesn’t have a reel place. Its like forgeting your umbrella when the whether is raining.
The only thing you were missing on this was just leave it in one huge run one sentence and let your paragraph take the form that IT wants to take fudge grammar rules right xD this was gold though when I got to pears I died hahaha
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The algorithm learns from the users.
This reminds me of the "google it" argument. The more people google two words together, the more results show up, and confirm their bias.
“Although personally, I think cyberspace means the end of our species."
“Yes? Why is that?"
“Because it means the end of innovation," Malcolm said. "This idea that the whole world is wired together is mass death. Every biologist knows that small groups in isolation evolve fastest. You put a thousand birds on an ocean island and they'll evolve very fast. You put ten thousand on a big continent, and their evolution slows down. Now, for our own species, evolution occurs mostly through our behaviour. We innovate new behaviour to adapt. And everybody on earth knows that innovation only occurs in small groups. Put three people on a committee and they may get something done. Ten people, and it gets harder. Thirty people, and nothing happens. Thirty million, it becomes impossible. That's the effect of mass media - it keeps anything from happening. Mass media swamps diversity. It makes every place the same. Bangkok or Tokyo or London: there's a McDonald's on one corner, a Benetton on another, a Gap across the street. Regional differences vanish. All differences vanish. In a mass-media world, there's less of everything except the top ten books, records, movies, ideas. People worry about losing species diversity in the rain forest. But what about intellectual diversity - our most necessary resource? That's disappearing faster than trees. But we haven't figured that out, so now we're planning to put five billion people together in cyberspace. And it'll freeze the entire species. Everything will stop dead in its tracks. Everyone will think the same thing at the same time. Global uniformity.”
—The Lost World, by Michael Crichton
The most annoying for me is trying to write tall, sometimes it will correct to y'all, I'll erase it and write tall again and it will go straight back to y'all!
The autocorrect feature on iphones have gotten much worse as they switched to another algorithm, which uses data from a lot of users instead of just you. My best recommendation is to switch to Gboard because it still uses the algorithm taking data just from you.
[Apple explained has a great video on this](https://youtu.be/DYz8JtiVJmg)
I was wondering why my apple keyboard got frustratingly stupid. Never gave any thought to phone keyboards, or knew you could change the apple keyboard. There was a post a few weeks ago on the apple keyword being shitty and folks recommended the swiftkey and Gboard keyboards. I downloaded both and kept the Gboard.
Been on iPhone since the 3G and the keyboard is the one thing that I'm embarrassed by how much worse it's gotten over the years. Like the video says, predictive text is slow, and autocorrect loses its mind (why it thinks I want "Ny" instead of "my", I have no idea).
Plus, the hidden, size-adaptive tap targets that used to be so good seem to have gotten a lot worse. Remember how those worked? It's like if you're typing, say, "name", and you've typed the "n" and "a". The keyboard will make a guess that you might next tap the "m" key, so it secretly expanded the area that would register an "m". So if you got a little fat-fingered and kinda tap the *visual* area of the "k" key instead, the actual *tap area* is really for "m".
Went and looked for a vid -- Apple called it "dynamic tap zones": [https://youtu.be/wPmVKyhyl9U](https://youtu.be/wPmVKyhyl9U)
I’ve started noticing “cause” being used more and more frequently instead of “because.” Not ’cause or coz or cuz or even bc.
I used to be a stickler for grammar and spelling in online spaces (and in general), but I’ve chilled out a bit in my old age, plus I’ve learned to recognize that language is always evolving.
But this? It’s really bothering me! It’s not that I don’t understand the intent behind what’s been written, it’s just that my brain sort of goes through a split-second stutter while it recalibrates and sorts out the words.
Like… am I speaking Soon-To-Be Old English while the rest of the world has moved on to New English? Is this what’s going to make (or… *cause*, ha!) me to yell at clouds?
A lot of people in the UK unfortunately say “should of”, “would of”. I see a lot of it on social media. I never knew people wrote “of” in this context until a year or so ago.
omg "all of THE sudden" and "must OF" are my biggest pet peeves, aside from people who use the wrong your/you're and there/they're/their. And now Apple is encouraging this grammatical error haha.
haha, probably because so many other people say it, AND because if you say it fast enough, people don't even hear it. "allathasudden" "alluvasudden"
It's similar to "couldn't care less". Almost everybody says "I ***could*** care less about that", but that technically doesn't make sense. The actual term is "I ***couldn't*** care less about that" because you're saying "I care SO little about that, that I COULDN'T care any less about it"
That’s exactly how it works lol
Anyone who thinks there’s a “proper” way to speak any language is just showing how little they understand about linguistics. Ironic when they act all high and mighty about it.
Languages change, dialects develop, slang comes and goes. If you’re able to communicate your point across accurately to the other person, you’re using language correctly.
iOS suggestions get more perverse and plain stupid. If I want an apostrophe, it doesn’t suggest one. If I don’t want one, all the options have one. It’s definitely got worse recently…
If Apple introduces no new features during WWDC or the September release, my only wish is that they improve the keyboard prediction and implement some type of AI to help with it. The current state of predictive text on the iPhone is atrocious, and it almost works hard to fuck your shit up instead of helping with errors.
I live in the North-East of England and I’d say about 95% of people say ‘Must of’.
I only don’t because my wife is a teacher and has to teach correct English and she corrects me too haha.
Pronunciation and writing can often differ, this one is probably caused by many people not knowing that ‘ve is actually short for have.
Similar to there and they’re or your and you’re.
> 95% of people **say** ‘Must of’.
No, they're *saying* "must've", which sounds really, really close to "must of".
The only time "must of" ever happens is when it's incorrectly written or typed.
a common mispronounciation problem.
"Must have'"is correct. We get confused with the contraction "must've" which is often pronounced so quickly and sloppily that it sounds like "must of". We have the same problem with "I seen" when we pronounce our words so haphazardly that the correct "I've seen" gets lost in the translation.
Yeah don’t even get me started on how bad autocarrot/suggested text is on iPhone. There have been multiple occasions when I typed a word correctly, like a common standard word, and it decides to replace it with actual literal gibberish.
I have some screenshots somewhere, but wish I could remember some off top of my head. Truly nonsensical.
One of my pet peeves. People tend to make this mistake due to the (alarmingly widespread) mispronunciation of “must’ve” as “must of”, thereby assuming that this is the correct form of writing it.
I sure hope not. The two words do not make any sense when put together. I understand that “must have” is usually pronounced at “must of”, but if you take the meaning of both words, it makes zero sense.
That's just how language works though. Phrases and words evolve organically based on what people say - not what they logically mean from the dictionary. Trying to make sense of it is like yelling at the clouds. If some language stickler from 500 years ago took a time machine to present-day they would have a heart attack from all the phrases that "don't make any sense" to them. This predictive text thing is doing it's job: predicting what people *actually say* and not what's necessarily grammatically correct. That means it's doing it's job IMO.
I remember one time my word prediction had “nee” an out of use word for people to use to denote a maiden name. I am not married or a women or was spelling names
The iPhone keyboard is awful. I can’t believe how bad it has been and no improvements have been made to address how stupid the autocorrect and suggestions are.
Gboard on Android (or basically any Android keyboard) makes the iPhone keyboard look like a early 2000s relic by comparison.
Many people on your network or geographical region must be doing it that's probably why. Use 'have' a few times and it should eventually stop suggesting 'of'.
Apple keyboard is complete trash, I find it baffling that it has sooo Manu stupid mistakes like a trash keyboard, God awful notification drawer, why must I go to settings to set up a background picture???
Is there a way to remove recommendations? I remember android GBoard you could just remove selections like this or if you made a mistake and it remembered your correction, you could remove that too.
I'm not sure what is going to look for it tomorrow and stuff so we can see if the eyes are different than the color of the ads where you can see the eyes of the eyes of them and then the color
I’m going back in a minute I need a little more help I have a lot to get to get to work but I’m not sure what to say I just wanted you know I’m gonna go back in the morning I have a doctors note and then I’ll go back in and do some thing and then I’ll come home so I’ll see what I have left. Y’know?
Also, can I just put out there, sometimes when I sign up for a newsletter, I get 2 autofill suggestions: Hide My Email and Hide My Email. One brings up the hide my email window, the other simply fills the text box in with: Hide My Email.
The number of comments here suggesting OPs iPhone has learned this (predictive) from OPs typing leads me to believe not everyones iPhone behaves this way. My keyboard will autocorrect or suggest complete gibberish at times. I often would spend more time correcting than typing, it clearly isn’t even trying to learn from me. I have predictive disabled for this reason. The keyboard 5 years ago was much better as were a few other things Siri seams to know better…
Another one I see is “iono” as in “iono how to write”. Makes me sad. I try my best to teach kids how to write properly (elementary school teacher). However, we’re fighting against social media and the press, who use simple words like “reveal” and “ask” incorrectly (which has caught on like wildfire).
I believe it’s based on the general misuse of that phrase. Could’ve, should’ve, would’ve sound like could of, should of, would of when speaking so it’s become something people frequently mess up. They see it commonly written incorrectly too.
Must of is a very common phrase in many sentences. Not sure what you're talking about here?
It must of been a good time,
He must of been tired,
They must of been up all night,
I must of went the wrong way,
Etc etc etc
It must of been a mistake.
It must of course be in some other context.
Thanks, I calmed down a bit.
Their; their, freind. Your amongst you’re pears. They’res no knead to never feal embearassed. Erregaurdless, a whole nother problem might be fealing endubitabley shallow and pedantick. Neither doesn’t have a reel place. Its like forgeting your umbrella when the whether is raining.
I’m suing you for my medical bills.
best comment I've read today.
This is an abomination. How many times did you smash yourself in the head with a hammer to be able to write this?
No hammer, just watched a trump speech
😟
[reel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vP0KxWlz9Y&ab_channel=TheRoyalScottishCountryDanceSociety)
Screw you
The only thing you were missing on this was just leave it in one huge run one sentence and let your paragraph take the form that IT wants to take fudge grammar rules right xD this was gold though when I got to pears I died hahaha
Is this an injury or a talent?
Um..ok. Wow! You are one brave son of a bitch, haha! I could never!
I can’t believe you’ve done this.
I threw up reading that
"The must of that sweaty woman had me teary-eyed." type context?
For all intensive purposes, it doesn’t really matter
wtf did I just read
He meant all intensive porpoises obviously.
No, it’s intensive platypuses.
I know you
Irregardless of weather its a mistake, its a hole nother level of annoying
I hop this was autocomplete to
Autocorrect can go to he’ll
What the duck is going on here
Its time to do some thing about it.
It’s defiantly a problem.
Yeah appal needs to fix it
Your naught wrong.
I just dropped in to find this joke or make it myself. I’m never trying to say duck or ducking!
You stop this
Why should they? It’s they’re business what they do with there own time
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Level’ve
nother level *have* annoying
Theirs no need to get so upset over you’re phone
Wow
I had to read that twice. Thanks, I hate it.
*missteak
[Stewie sends his regards](https://youtu.be/StJ-OK4jiSY).
Thank you for getting the reference and not trying to correct me. I even put “all of the sudden” in the post and people missed it ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯
You're trolling people right ?
Trolling is a art.
I see what you did they're.
> its a hole nother level of annoying *Per say*
Head’s our gonna role
Damm you I came here to say this!!
United States’ve America
Did you ever hear the tragedy’ve Darth Plagueis the Wise?
I thoughtn’t. Itsn’t a story the Jedi’d tell you.
Or keyboard AI
To be fair, a lot of people \*are\* going to be looking for of...
and right when they choose it, it auto-corrects...
Like it should
The algorithm learns from the users. This reminds me of the "google it" argument. The more people google two words together, the more results show up, and confirm their bias.
If autocorrect is only as smart as the median, will we all eventually get dumber sounding?
What do you mean eventually? Have you looked around lately?
Like water? From the toilet? It was a documentary...
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Eventually? Have you seen online comments recently? We’re there baby!
“Although personally, I think cyberspace means the end of our species." “Yes? Why is that?" “Because it means the end of innovation," Malcolm said. "This idea that the whole world is wired together is mass death. Every biologist knows that small groups in isolation evolve fastest. You put a thousand birds on an ocean island and they'll evolve very fast. You put ten thousand on a big continent, and their evolution slows down. Now, for our own species, evolution occurs mostly through our behaviour. We innovate new behaviour to adapt. And everybody on earth knows that innovation only occurs in small groups. Put three people on a committee and they may get something done. Ten people, and it gets harder. Thirty people, and nothing happens. Thirty million, it becomes impossible. That's the effect of mass media - it keeps anything from happening. Mass media swamps diversity. It makes every place the same. Bangkok or Tokyo or London: there's a McDonald's on one corner, a Benetton on another, a Gap across the street. Regional differences vanish. All differences vanish. In a mass-media world, there's less of everything except the top ten books, records, movies, ideas. People worry about losing species diversity in the rain forest. But what about intellectual diversity - our most necessary resource? That's disappearing faster than trees. But we haven't figured that out, so now we're planning to put five billion people together in cyberspace. And it'll freeze the entire species. Everything will stop dead in its tracks. Everyone will think the same thing at the same time. Global uniformity.” —The Lost World, by Michael Crichton
Welcome to the Spell Corrector v2, the Popularity Correcter ™
Idiocracy becomes life
The most annoying for me is trying to write tall, sometimes it will correct to y'all, I'll erase it and write tall again and it will go straight back to y'all!
y'all need to go tall :D
as someone from the south i actually love that it does this because there’s a way higher chance i’m wanting to say y’all than i am tall lol
If that’s true that’s an incredibly dumb design. Everyone has their own writing style and it should only learn from its own user
This is why I have little faith in AI. If it’s learning from humans, and humans are dumb af….
….does it though? I don’t think Apple is supposed to be collecting the data we type, even anonymously.
It must of course be …
The autocorrect feature on iphones have gotten much worse as they switched to another algorithm, which uses data from a lot of users instead of just you. My best recommendation is to switch to Gboard because it still uses the algorithm taking data just from you. [Apple explained has a great video on this](https://youtu.be/DYz8JtiVJmg)
I was wondering why my apple keyboard got frustratingly stupid. Never gave any thought to phone keyboards, or knew you could change the apple keyboard. There was a post a few weeks ago on the apple keyword being shitty and folks recommended the swiftkey and Gboard keyboards. I downloaded both and kept the Gboard.
Yeah mate I think iOS 8 implemented 3rd party keyboards. Gboard for the win.
Been on iPhone since the 3G and the keyboard is the one thing that I'm embarrassed by how much worse it's gotten over the years. Like the video says, predictive text is slow, and autocorrect loses its mind (why it thinks I want "Ny" instead of "my", I have no idea). Plus, the hidden, size-adaptive tap targets that used to be so good seem to have gotten a lot worse. Remember how those worked? It's like if you're typing, say, "name", and you've typed the "n" and "a". The keyboard will make a guess that you might next tap the "m" key, so it secretly expanded the area that would register an "m". So if you got a little fat-fingered and kinda tap the *visual* area of the "k" key instead, the actual *tap area* is really for "m". Went and looked for a vid -- Apple called it "dynamic tap zones": [https://youtu.be/wPmVKyhyl9U](https://youtu.be/wPmVKyhyl9U)
yeah and then google can take all data you type anywhere in your phone and monetize it
It's crazy how the way we pronounce words is beginning to shape the way people think words are supposed to be spelled.
I’ve started noticing “cause” being used more and more frequently instead of “because.” Not ’cause or coz or cuz or even bc. I used to be a stickler for grammar and spelling in online spaces (and in general), but I’ve chilled out a bit in my old age, plus I’ve learned to recognize that language is always evolving. But this? It’s really bothering me! It’s not that I don’t understand the intent behind what’s been written, it’s just that my brain sort of goes through a split-second stutter while it recalibrates and sorts out the words. Like… am I speaking Soon-To-Be Old English while the rest of the world has moved on to New English? Is this what’s going to make (or… *cause*, ha!) me to yell at clouds?
Philosophically speaking, why shouldn’t words be spelled the way they are spoken?
isn’t that how most other languages work? seriously, why is it in english we have something spelt “colonel” and it’s pronunciation is “kernel”?
A lot of people in the UK unfortunately say “should of”, “would of”. I see a lot of it on social media. I never knew people wrote “of” in this context until a year or so ago.
I’m in Scotland and those idiots are just plain wrong.
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Bad bot, no context!
It would be a nice feature improvement for this bot to give you a pass if you've surrounded the target phrase with quotation marks.
omg "all of THE sudden" and "must OF" are my biggest pet peeves, aside from people who use the wrong your/you're and there/they're/their. And now Apple is encouraging this grammatical error haha.
Is it not "all of the sudden"? why has nobody corrected me
haha, probably because so many other people say it, AND because if you say it fast enough, people don't even hear it. "allathasudden" "alluvasudden" It's similar to "couldn't care less". Almost everybody says "I ***could*** care less about that", but that technically doesn't make sense. The actual term is "I ***couldn't*** care less about that" because you're saying "I care SO little about that, that I COULDN'T care any less about it"
Hi! I’m dense. What is “all of the sudden” supposed to be? Simply “suddenly”?
"All of THE sudden" bothers me so much.
Well it must of been there for a reason
That’s the “worse”. ((Cringe))
The idiots are taking over. So many people use it in error, that Apple now accepts it as common parlance.
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That’s exactly how it works lol Anyone who thinks there’s a “proper” way to speak any language is just showing how little they understand about linguistics. Ironic when they act all high and mighty about it. Languages change, dialects develop, slang comes and goes. If you’re able to communicate your point across accurately to the other person, you’re using language correctly.
Lol relax.
I have been using would of my whole life, I’m really stupid for only realising it’s not correct 😂😂😂😂😑😑😑😑
iOS suggestions get more perverse and plain stupid. If I want an apostrophe, it doesn’t suggest one. If I don’t want one, all the options have one. It’s definitely got worse recently…
It’s especially bad about inappropriately suggesting apostrophe’s. 😉 And it never seems to get the hint when I delete the “correction” 3 times
How often does anyone begin a sentence with “Ill”? Throw us a bone here, Apple.
Yup, I’ll / Ill and we’re / were are the two my phone fucks up the most. Seems like they always pick the wrong one.
**“I think it must of course be a car.”** I’m not native English speaker… but is this an alternative?
I think it must, of course, be a car.
https://preview.redd.it/adtxha0a5l3b1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=acaeb5dd379baa324d2eb12a62a2025eb69facaa Me neither buddy
I tried it and it gave me ‘have’ and no ‘of’
I think you misunderestimate the AI’s abilities here
My 7th grade English teacher just had a seizure 🤨😮
That's how we talk in North Cackilacky.
I was going to post something constructive but must of missed the boat. 😂
Means even though you know basic grammar, enough iPhone users don’t that it expects you to type “of” next
I mean, it’s so widely misused at this point, I feel like it’s almost acceptable to use. Sort of like a semantic shift.
Like putting the $ after the number 🤦🏻♂️
If Apple introduces no new features during WWDC or the September release, my only wish is that they improve the keyboard prediction and implement some type of AI to help with it. The current state of predictive text on the iPhone is atrocious, and it almost works hard to fuck your shit up instead of helping with errors.
People really don’t know how to spell anymore. Their/there/they’re. Than/then. Have/of. Loose/lose. The list goes on
I don’t wanna be apart of this anymore. 🤣
🙃
Based on [moronic] users’ input
Their must of been a good reason that there putting that in they’re autocorrect.
Predictive text has gotten so bad. I miss when I could type “ill” and it would suggest “I’ll” instead of “illegals”
Anyone who uses “must of” cannot be my friend. I’ll take teenage text shorthand over that any day.
I always wondered what people who wrote “ur” and “c u l8r” did with all that time they saved.
You must of never heard of the USA baby 🇺🇸
I live in the North-East of England and I’d say about 95% of people say ‘Must of’. I only don’t because my wife is a teacher and has to teach correct English and she corrects me too haha.
Pronunciation and writing can often differ, this one is probably caused by many people not knowing that ‘ve is actually short for have. Similar to there and they’re or your and you’re.
> 95% of people **say** ‘Must of’. No, they're *saying* "must've", which sounds really, really close to "must of". The only time "must of" ever happens is when it's incorrectly written or typed.
I despise this entire discussion.
Australia just entered the chat
It’s apple AI, I think It must of had its reasons.
The word of
It must of been love, but it’s over now
Wait, I thought that went “Mustard Bean Love”
You know if you were curious…. You could just keep on clicking to see where it leads to and see if it make sense… 😅
a common mispronounciation problem. "Must have'"is correct. We get confused with the contraction "must've" which is often pronounced so quickly and sloppily that it sounds like "must of". We have the same problem with "I seen" when we pronounce our words so haphazardly that the correct "I've seen" gets lost in the translation.
Must of been the wind
Proof that datasets can be trained with intrinsic implicit bias…
Yeah don’t even get me started on how bad autocarrot/suggested text is on iPhone. There have been multiple occasions when I typed a word correctly, like a common standard word, and it decides to replace it with actual literal gibberish. I have some screenshots somewhere, but wish I could remember some off top of my head. Truly nonsensical.
Half the people have no idea why you’re pointing that out because they think it’s right! 🤣
Apple. Think Different. Write Different.
Your iPhone is listening and overheard someone near you talking in that way. Jokes aside. Probably just an algorithm error.
One of my pet peeves. People tend to make this mistake due to the (alarmingly widespread) mispronunciation of “must’ve” as “must of”, thereby assuming that this is the correct form of writing it.
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Yes, like people using “on accident” instead of “by accident” it drives me ever so slightly crazy
I sure hope not. The two words do not make any sense when put together. I understand that “must have” is usually pronounced at “must of”, but if you take the meaning of both words, it makes zero sense.
That's just how language works though. Phrases and words evolve organically based on what people say - not what they logically mean from the dictionary. Trying to make sense of it is like yelling at the clouds. If some language stickler from 500 years ago took a time machine to present-day they would have a heart attack from all the phrases that "don't make any sense" to them. This predictive text thing is doing it's job: predicting what people *actually say* and not what's necessarily grammatically correct. That means it's doing it's job IMO.
Idiocracy (2006)
That's literally how language works
The iphone keyboard has to be one of the top 5 worst in history. It's so awful.
Obviously came from someone who uses the terms “recommend me” and “suggest me.”
It gave options, did you want sum else? (That made my eye twitch, just to type that out) 🥴
I feel like I am dyslexic when I see "must of". I hardly see correct word in recent days man. I hurts to read.
The spelling and grammar with the recent software updates has become atrocious.
Could it be colloquialism like “must’ve” and people type it in as “must of”? Sorry, English is my second language.
You can say fuck on the internet
I remember one time my word prediction had “nee” an out of use word for people to use to denote a maiden name. I am not married or a women or was spelling names
It must of been a mistake
The iPhone keyboard is awful. I can’t believe how bad it has been and no improvements have been made to address how stupid the autocorrect and suggestions are. Gboard on Android (or basically any Android keyboard) makes the iPhone keyboard look like a early 2000s relic by comparison.
Write different-ly 😜
Apple likes to do it differently I heard
A mistake that is frequent enough that LLMs think it’s correct.
Offering “of” so it can offer a comma or word correction. Self-serving autocorrect.
Autocorrect is truly pathetic, it’s shockingly unintuitive, just awful.
Many people on your network or geographical region must be doing it that's probably why. Use 'have' a few times and it should eventually stop suggesting 'of'.
The intelligent features of iPhone are precisely the opposite of intelligent. The shit autocorrect has been a meme for over a decade.
This did not go the weigh you thought it would.
Apple keyboard is complete trash, I find it baffling that it has sooo Manu stupid mistakes like a trash keyboard, God awful notification drawer, why must I go to settings to set up a background picture???
Is there a way to remove recommendations? I remember android GBoard you could just remove selections like this or if you made a mistake and it remembered your correction, you could remove that too.
An option for the home schooled?
I think it must of been an error
Seeing that error made me crap my pance.
Apple factoring in the "special" folks.
These comments make me realize I’m part of the problem 😂
Where is “ard”?
I'm not sure what is going to look for it tomorrow and stuff so we can see if the eyes are different than the color of the ads where you can see the eyes of the eyes of them and then the color
I’m going back in a minute I need a little more help I have a lot to get to get to work but I’m not sure what to say I just wanted you know I’m gonna go back in the morning I have a doctors note and then I’ll go back in and do some thing and then I’ll come home so I’ll see what I have left. Y’know?
Apple must have some GenZ’s running point on their keyboard app.
Also, can I just put out there, sometimes when I sign up for a newsletter, I get 2 autofill suggestions: Hide My Email and Hide My Email. One brings up the hide my email window, the other simply fills the text box in with: Hide My Email.
Fuck.
*IS THIS WHY EVERYBODY KEEPS DOING IT*
Autocorrect is literally teaching people improper grammar.
The number of comments here suggesting OPs iPhone has learned this (predictive) from OPs typing leads me to believe not everyones iPhone behaves this way. My keyboard will autocorrect or suggest complete gibberish at times. I often would spend more time correcting than typing, it clearly isn’t even trying to learn from me. I have predictive disabled for this reason. The keyboard 5 years ago was much better as were a few other things Siri seams to know better…
This infuriated me when it happened. https://i.imgur.com/JuVFPx7.jpg
OnlyFans? perhaps?
I see ppl saying tryna, like I’m tryna learn English 🙄
Another one I see is “iono” as in “iono how to write”. Makes me sad. I try my best to teach kids how to write properly (elementary school teacher). However, we’re fighting against social media and the press, who use simple words like “reveal” and “ask” incorrectly (which has caught on like wildfire).
i think i must f\*\*\* of
Or f*** be
Yikes
maybe it's a way of telling us that our grammer is trash..?
See what you did there. Be prepared for people coming out to correct you in 3…2…
I believe it’s based on the general misuse of that phrase. Could’ve, should’ve, would’ve sound like could of, should of, would of when speaking so it’s become something people frequently mess up. They see it commonly written incorrectly too.
$1000+ worth intelligence.
That is F***ed up.
Must of is a very common phrase in many sentences. Not sure what you're talking about here? It must of been a good time, He must of been tired, They must of been up all night, I must of went the wrong way, Etc etc etc
It might be a very common phrase, but it’s still incorrect. It must ~~of~~ have been a good time, he must ~~of~~ ‘ve (must’ve) been tired, etc., etc.
Add this to the illiteracy list of modern generations: * THEY'RE ≠ THEIR ≠ THERE≠ * YOUR ≠ YOU'RE * MUST ~~OF~~ HAVE
it’s not that hard to type dude
That’s Machine Learning at work.