User:Yottie/Repetitions

It is easy to to accidentally type a word twice and not notice it, particularly if the word is a short one. Common typos of this kind include:

Absolute duplicates

a a Not done
about about (about) Done
above above (above) Done
across across (across) Done
after after (after) Done
against against (against) Done
along along (along) Done
also also (also) Done
an an (an, and an) Not done
and and (and, and an) Not done
are are (are) Done
around around (around) Done
at at (at, at a) Not done
back back (back) Done
be be (be) Done
because because (because) Done
been been (been) Done
before before (before) Done
behind behind (behind) Done
being being (being) Done
below below (below) Done
between between (between) Done
both both (both) Done
but but (but) Done
by by (by) Not done
during during (during) Done
first first (first)
for for (for)
from from (from)
had had (many false positives; may be correct, see pluperfect. "He had had some juice already".)
has has (has, has had)
have have (have)
he he
her her
his his
if if
in in (in, in an)
included included (included)
including including (including)
into into (into)
is is (is, it is)
it it
its its (is its, its)
last last (last)
most most (most)
of of (of, off of)
on on
only only (only, only on)
or or (many false positives; generally one of the "or"s is not the conjunction)
over over (of over, over)
played played (played)
she she (she)
some some (some)
than than (than)
that that (many false positives; may be correct. "She knew that that was the case.")
the the
their their
them them (them)
then then (then)
there there (there)
these these (these, these theses)
they they (they)
this this (this)
those those (those)
through through (through)
to to (to, to the)
under under (under)
until until (until)
up to up to (up to)
was was (was)
we we (we)
were were (were)
when when (when)
where where (where, where there)
whether whether (whether)
which which (which, with which)
while while (while)
who who (who)
whom whom (whom)
whose whose (whose)
will will (will)
with with (with, with which)
would would (would)

Near duplicates

a an
a the
an a
an and
the this

Other strange couples

are been
was been