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IT’S REALLY NOT THAT COMPLICATED:

LOSE: To fail.

LOOSE: Not tight.

APART: not together

A PART: a segment

AXE: a tool

ASK: question

YOU’RE: you are

YOUR: belonging to you

Some of you weren’t paying attention in second grade, and it shows.

I commit verbal crimes from time to time, especially if I'm tired or in a hurry.

What grinds my gears is the mixup between *then* and *than*.

If {x} then

x > than y

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i wrote right instead of write yesterday

still thinking about that today

😂 I wrote good instead of food

"eating some good rn AMA"

I often write “if” instead of “with”

I know the feeling.😁

I had a period some years ago where I had forgotten the distinction between lose-loose. Glad it was reparable and wasn't the onset of aphasia.😄

loose is not tight

lose is lost/losing

? 🙏😬

Yup.👍