The Tile, when inserted before an exclamation point, will change it into an "I".
Placing it before "your" will change it to "you're". Placing it before other words will
Capitalize that word. Placing it before the -s tile puts an apostrophe before the s.

To use the Tile, put it between any two words, and it will join
them together with no space between them.

To use the Tile, click any word that you want a second copy of,
and then click the == Tile. This changes it into a copy of that word.

I'm = I + Are, I + Is, Me + Is You're = You + Is, You + Am They're = They + Is, They + Am We're = We + Is, We + Am He's = He + Are, He + Am She's = She + Are, She + Am

Man + -s = Men Woman + -s = Women Child + -s = Children Person + -s = People He + -s = He's She + -s = She's

Is + -ed = Was Am + -ed = Was Are + -ed = Were I + -ed = I'd

In fact, go ahead and try almost any -ed word...
it's fairly intelligent, you may be surprised.

For example:
Do + -ed = Did, Go + -ed = Went,
Know + -ed = Knew, Give + -ed = Gave
...and many more.

Other suffixes are also handled fairly intelligently.

Sometimes the default suffix handling makes other unexpectedly useful
combinations, such as: Me + -y = My, or Be + -y = By.

If you use an exclamation point as the very first tile in the sentence box,
or after a period or comma, it will automatically change into an "I".

While making a sentence, the "corrected" version of it will be displayed
in yellow just above the sentence box. This shows how your sentence
will look, with any combinations or special suffix/prefix changes, allowing
you to double check/proofread your sentence any time before it is sent.