In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"N" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"M" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"L" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"K" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"J" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"I" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"H" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"G" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"F" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"E" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"D" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"C" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"B" to contain the scope.
In my experience and in my personal projects, a common mistake is to write an
"*ing" word (e.g. jumping) without the final "g" (e.g. jumpin).
Using a quick and dirty script, for every *ing word in the dictionary, there is
now a correction when it is missing a final "g". If the word without a final
"g" appeared in the aspell dictionary, it was excluded.
This changes only contains words starting with the letter
"A" to contain the scope.
