We usually express our feelings and thoughts by writing them and make an impression on our readers.
Have you ever thought why teachers focus on correct spellings while you are in school?
Writing anything, be it an exam, an email, a book, or a simple text to express your thoughts, spelling errors reveal a lot of things about you.
Well, this is now, you know, and in this video, we are going to tell you things that spelling errors tell about you.
1. You are unprofessional
In the professional world, the written form of communication is the mostly used form of interaction with the people.
A more professional person writes emails, letters, and documents daily. The words they write reflect their attention to detail and credibility.
If you make a lot of spelling errors, you are considered unprofessional by your readers as professionals don't make spelling errors as they write regularly.

1. Weak communication skills
   Incorrect spelling sometimes may create a lot of confusion amongst the readers.
   Sometimes may also find your text difficult to understand yopur text and may even find it inappropriate.
   People won't be able to understand things you are trying to convey, which in turn will reflect your weak communication skills.

2. You know a different language too.
   The major reason why most of the people on this earth make spelling errors is that they are writing in their scond language, which is not their mother tongue.
   Writing with a lot of spelling errors in a text also displays to your readers that you know any other language, which is your mother tongue.

3. You are more creative
   People who are bad spellers usually think of words as concepts and tend to be more creative thinkers.
   When they are asked to correct them, their brain builds connections in the form of neurons, which widens their thinking process and also activates major portions of the right side of the brain, making them more creative.
   Well, these were certain things spelling mistakes tells about you. For more such videos, keep watching now you know.