You have also written typos. Write them down. Write them down if they bring you shame, laughter and embarrassment. 400 words,.

This winter vacation, the teacher assigned us a task, which is to go to the street to find typos. So I chose a good weather, got up early, picked up all the tools, and set off

After leaving the house, I thought: Finding typos first requires physical strength. Let me go to the milk tea shop for breakfast first! So in a blink of an eye, I arrived at the milk tea shop, and my adventure of typos began unknowingly.

I took the bread, sat on the stool, and looked at the wish sticky notes on the wish wall. I suddenly thought: Most of the wish sticky notes are written by students. Why don’t I just look for typos here? Bar! So I started reading from the first post-it note. Not long after, my sharp eyes saw a typo on a sticky note - "Wish Mom and Dad good health." After I catch a "criminal", I am ready to "educate" it and let it become a "human" again. I crossed out the typo with a slash and wrote the correct word "body" on it. After I found a typo and corrected it, my heart felt as sweet as honey:

Ha! It seems that typos are not difficult to find! I don’t know if it’s because there are too many typos or because I’m too smart, maybe it’s both! So I embarked on the journey of "finding criminals" again. It seems that because I became proud, the god of luck no longer favored me, and I couldn't find the second typo. I looked at the "words that didn't look like words" on some post-it notes, and my mind became less and less clear, so I changed many of the correct words into wrong words. Later, the aunt at the milk tea shop asked me what I was doing, so I told her what happened, and she soon pointed out: "Look! The word 'Lian' for exercise is written as 'Lian' for exercise." I looked at it, I discovered that the corrected typo was written by me. So I blushed, lowered my head and said, "I corrected it." The aunt smiled and continued doing business, and I corrected the typo again. This reminder from my aunt made me clear up a lot and I corrected all the words I found wrong. Not long after, I finally found another typo in the word "happy birthday". I thought to myself: The owner of this wishful sticky note was too careless! As long as he was more serious, such low-level mistakes would not happen. So I changed the word "日" into the word "乐". I stretched and shouted: "The task of finding typos was finally a complete success!"

In fact, as long as we write carefully and pay attention to every sentence, typos in our lives can be greatly reduced. Think about it, everyone, if we regard a word as a person, then if we casually change the appearance of this person, will he be happy?