If the suggestion is not correct I can tap the current spelling which appears on the left side of the predictive text bar to leave it as is. It's important to remember that pressing Space is telling the iPhone that its suggestion is correct. Now when a misspelled word is highlighted like this I can just tap Space and the change is instantly made. So if I wanted to type the phrase 'pick up laundry' (typing sounds) but I misspell the word 'laundry' notice it immediately suggests the correct spelling of 'laundry'. Even if you've misspelled a word, the iPhone can usually figure out what word you meant based on the letters near the ones you typed. The iPhone's suggestions and corrections are one of the key factors in being a fast and efficient typist on its keyboard. So the iPhone is constantly watching me type and will offer suggestions so I don't have to type out complete words. If that wasn't the word I wanted I could have just continued typing and ignored the suggestion. If one of these suggestions is correct I just tap it and the word is completed for me. So in this case I've typed enough of the word 'particular' that the iPhone is guessing what I mean to type here. So let's say I wanted to type the phrase 'in no particular order'. So you'll notice that as you type the iPhone offers suggestions here above the keyboard. (typing sounds) I'll tap return a couple of times. And I'll create a new note with the button here in the lower right hand corner, and I'll start by typing a note of things to do today.

I'm going to use the Notes app for this example. Now let's take a look at working with text and the onscreen keyboard in iOS13.

Korean keyboard predictive text example