Cristina founded The Sweat Editcommunity in 2010, from her home in Vancouver, BC. She loves working out when she’s not at work managing the website. Her favourite workouts include olympic weightlifting, crossfit, running, and spinning on her Peloton. Favourite Peloton Workouts: Power Zone Training with Denis Morton or Matt Wilpers. Read about The Sweat Edit for more.
You consistently use “where” instead of “were”. Were is the past tense of are…. ie the pants were loose. Where refers to location/place i.e where did I leave my keys?
Correct. This is a common mistake I make. Struggling to spell homophones is typical with dyslexia. I realize this must be distracting to readers so I will make an effort to use my Grammarly plugin more often.
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You consistently use “where” instead of “were”. Were is the past tense of are…. ie the pants were loose. Where refers to location/place i.e where did I leave my keys?
Correct. This is a common mistake I make. Struggling to spell homophones is typical with dyslexia. I realize this must be distracting to readers so I will make an effort to use my Grammarly plugin more often.