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“Swiping seems to be substantially better now than it was ten years ago.” (Typed using swipes on iPhone) I had to correct ‘bite’ to ‘now’. I don’t use swipe t
by tokamak-teapot 5y ago
“Swiping seems to be substantially better now than it was ten years ago.” (Typed using swipes on iPhone)
I had to correct ‘bite’ to ‘now’.
I don’t use swipe typing so I haven’t practised.
- adhesive_wombat 5y agoI really do feel that even a half-cooked statistical model of English, let alone one with any awareness of grammar, would be able to figure out that "now" is far more likely after "to be substantially better" than "bite" would be.