"Like wat?" You said, spitting the tea. You were confused on what, Dear Xera was saying.

"Grammar."

Basically, Grammar is a very important part in writing. It makes your readers manage to read it more easier. If your story has like, 10+ typos, I'm going to press that back button.

"You are mean-"

Didn't I say a warning at the start?

Anyways, I see some people make mistakes with these:

Your, You're

Their, There

To, Too

Its, it's

(If I miss anything, feel free to comment it out :) )

I'm going to explain what my language teacher taught me, even though I was daydreaming in class :')

Your - you are stating what you own. Example:

"Suppose, this is yours."

You're - Means, 'You are'

Example:
"You're pretty!"

Their: belonging to or associated with the people or things previously mentioned or easily identified.

To - expressing motion in the direction

Example: I walked to the mall.

Too - Meaning that, you want to be apart of it

Example: I wanna go there too!

Its - not yet identified

It's - Meaning, "it is"

Example: It's pretty!

Oh yeah! PLEASE, I'M BEGGING YOU.

Add
Punctuation
Marks.

Really, when I see this:

"Hey, Y/n"

"Yes"

"You know Thanos"

Meh, that was random, but whatever. It would look really messy if you don't. But if you do, it will look more professional ish.

"Ooh. You are a English Teacher now. "

Meh. Next chapter, here we go.