how to use the English word typo in sentences

 A "typo" is a mistake made when typing. It's a short way of saying "typographical error." You can use it in sentences to refer to a specific error or to the general concept of making a typing mistake.

Using "typo" in a sentence

Here are a few examples of how to use the word typo correctly:

• "There's a typo in the headline; 'the' is spelled 'teh'." (Referring to a specific error)

• "Please proofread the document to catch any typos before we send it." (Referring to the general concept of errors)

• "I always make a lot of typos when I'm typing quickly." (Referring to a habitual action)

You can also use it as an adjective, like this:

• "It was just a small typo mistake, but it changed the meaning of the sentence."

The plural form is typos.