I have come around to accept my occasional misspellings, incorrect verb forms, not really knowing with certainty when to use “in” or “or” and even mangled or mixed expressions whenever I write something in English (which is not my native language) as a way to show that the text was not written by AI.
PS: My personal top English-language mistake for a number of years was “later” vs “latter” - I genuinely thought that when I saw the word “latter” written, that was a spelling mistake and one time I even “corrected” a native English speaker on it (who should’ve pointed out my mistake, which I would’ve gladly accepted since I would rather be corrected than keep on making such a dumb mistake - as I did for a few more years - but this person was very middle class English).
I have come around to accept my occasional misspellings, incorrect verb forms, not really knowing with certainty when to use “in” or “or” and even mangled or mixed expressions whenever I write something in English (which is not my native language) as a way to show that the text was not written by AI.
PS: My personal top English-language mistake for a number of years was “later” vs “latter” - I genuinely thought that when I saw the word “latter” written, that was a spelling mistake and one time I even “corrected” a native English speaker on it (who should’ve pointed out my mistake, which I would’ve gladly accepted since I would rather be corrected than keep on making such a dumb mistake - as I did for a few more years - but this person was very middle class English).