This document lists 10 examples of common typos that writers and readers dislike. The typos showcase mistakes like mixing up homophones like "their", "there", and "they're" as well as other errors like typing the wrong word that changes the meaning. The document emphasizes that while typos are more common than ever due to increased online writing and typing on phones or keyboards, readers generally tolerate a few typos but get frustrated by an excessive number of mistakes. It concludes by reminding writers to proofread their work carefully to avoid typos that could undermine their message or credibility.

1. 10 TERRIFYING TYPOS

2. LOOSE is what I
am trying to
LOSE.
#1

3. Writers hate typos.
THEY’RE upset
THEIR typos
are THERE.
#2

4. Typos AFFECT
the overall
EFFECT.
#3

5. YOU’RE
unlikely to receive
sympathy from
YOUR
typo-hating
readers.
#4

6. IT’S
distracting
to read a
post with
ITS
typos.
#5

7. Typos exist more
THAN ever.
But THEN, maybe not.
#6

8. #7
Most readers
ACCEPT
typos EXCEPT
when there are
too many.

9. Once in
A WHILE she
found typos.
She hopes
they’re gone
AWHILE.
#8

10. I hope there are no typos
HERE or boy will I
HEAR about it.
#9

11. TO create TWO
or more typos is
TOO much.
#10

12. TERRIFYING, AREN’T THEY?

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