Native speakers make different mistakes as they approach it from the spoken language. Brea and brake is often confused. I would never do that as my perspective is visual.
Yep. If you see someone mix up "you're" and "your", they're probably a native speaker.
Similarly, if you hear someone make a distinction between two words that are spelt differently but typically pronounced the same, they're probably speaking English as their second language.
Yep. If you see someone mix up "you're" and "your", they're probably a native speaker.
Similarly, if you hear someone make a distinction between two words that are spelt differently but typically pronounced the same, they're probably speaking English as their second language.
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u/Swervin69 1d ago
Don’t feel bad beginners, fluent speakers still don’t know how to tell their, there, and they’re apart.