Monday: Find the Typo

Welcome to this special French-inspired installment of Find the Typo!

The phrase is correct as “en route.” Any editor would know the spelling; if not, they’d at least be professional enough to look it up. That’s what we’re here for!

Have you found a typo? As always, if you find a typo on Cicero Grade at WordPress, we will feature your web-space in a future post! Comment with typo stories below; if you have typo photos, please email them to Blog@CiceroGrade.com to win a feature-post. Thank you for reading!

Monday: Find the Typo

This sign has bothered me for a decade. I swear, one day I’m going to paint those damn apostrophes white.

Just because it’s a word you don’t see often doesn’t mean you should give it an apostrophe to pluralize it. Who approved this?

“Villa’s of R—ia from the 100’s”

Sorry about the photo quality; I am no Keaton.

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Monday: Find the Typo

Let’s play “Find the Typo!” The first few to win get link-backs on Thursday! Here we go:

Yahoo! Again…

“Playing the young prison girl [in this blockbuster], King shaved her hair for the role.”

Can you spot the boo-boo?

Terribly Write, This One’s for You!

Who thinks what, now?

“The former House Speaker slams the assertion that the election because of ‘gifts’ to minorities.”

See more of Yahoo!’s proofreading boo-boos at Terribly Write!

This Is Why You Need Me.

Is there anything better than a rejection letter with a typo?

“We chose someone we think better suites the position.”

Let’s play “Find the Typo!”

(This letter was for my friend; she had me read it to her because her hands were full. I read it quietly to myself at first, then when I read it aloud to her, I noticed the typo. She had interviewed for a clerical position. Many lulz were had.)