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Change "and use select that file" to "and select that file" #101

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/website/scratch-accounts.md
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While you can't sign in to your Scratch account on TurboWarp (any website other than scratch.mit.edu that asks you for your Scratch password is a SCAM -- no exceptions), you can still run projects without sharing them, upload projects to Scratch, and use your own username.

**To run a project made in Scratch using TurboWarp without sharing it**: Use File > Save to your computer in the Scratch editor to save the project to a file on your computer, and use select that file using File > Load from your computer in TurboWarp.
**To run a project made in Scratch using TurboWarp without sharing it**: Use File > Save to your computer in the Scratch editor to save the project to a file on your computer, and select that file using File > Load from your computer in TurboWarp.

**To upload a project made in TurboWarp to Scratch**: Use File > Save to your computer in TurboWarp's editor to save the project to a file on your computer, and select that file using File > Load from your computer in Scratch's editor.

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