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It’s a good idea to type or swipe with abandon and not get hung up over mistyped characters. The iPhone’s self-correcting keyboard will fix many errors and, as mentioned, will help you reduce mistakes in the first place by predicting which words you have in mind. Still, you may have to make some corrections manually.

If the iPhone thinks you’ve made a mistake while typing, it may underline or highlight the suspect word. For instance, in our earlier example, nptes is not a recognized English word, so the iPhone will flag that possible error in the body of your message. Tap the word to see possible alternatives (yes, notes appears) just below the suspect word. You may have to tap Replace to see such alternatives, which may appear above the word. If you want to decline the suggestion and type your own replacement, you can do so. And of course you can keep the word that the iPhone thought you typed in error.

Sometimes misspelled words appear with an underline and no suggested alternative. If you tap the misspelled word, a suggestion for another spelling may appear. Tap the new word to accept it. Sometimes when you tap the underlined word, you instead see the note No Replacements Found.

You can manually correct text by holding your finger down against the screen and then using your finger to drag the cursor to the spot where you need to make the correction. Easy as that.