Corrections

The list of fixes below is empty as of 2026-11-10.

Each fix will be one list item, newest at the top. It gives the date, links to the page and quotes the old wording beside the new. The page itself gets the same note at its foot, and its date at the top changes to the day of the fix.

What counts as a fix

Anything that changes what you'd say or practice:

• A grammar rule, a description of a sound, or a symbol from the International Phonetic Alphabet.
• An example sentence, its English translation, or the label saying where the sentence came from.
• A note about region or formality, new or changed.
• An English trap card that appears, disappears or is rewritten.
• A step relabeled from Checked against to House routine or back, or a House routine number that changes.
• A cited source that doesn't actually say what the page claimed.
• Tool data: a verb form, a minimal pair with its symbols or hint, a self-check line, or planner output that breaks the page's own rules.

Spelling slips, layout and rewording that leaves the meaning alone aren't listed.

One fact, every place it appears

A fact can show up on several parts of a page and on other pages too. A fix reaches all of them at once: the opening answer, the English trap card, What this rests on, tables, diagrams and their text descriptions, tool data, downloads, and any page that repeats the point. Whoever reported the problem stays unnamed here.

Telling the site about an error

Email contact@conversationmile.com. Include the page address, quote the line, row or tool entry, and say what you think is right, with a source if you have one. Native speakers, please mention the country or region your usage comes from, because two different answers can both be correct. The contact page covers the rest.