<p>So I was rereading it after I sent it and this is what I found in my last sentence. “After all a little salt might actually well with chocolate” There was supposed to be the word taste in there and now it doesn’t make any sense 
Should I try contacting the office or leave it as it is…</p>
<p>Just to make a point, the correct phrase is “taste good with,” not “taste well with.” The latter fell out of fashion a long time ago.</p>
<p>Source: <a href=“Google Ngram Viewer”>Google Ngram Viewer;
<p>Oh wait! I meant go well…late at night, panicking, so yeah just plugged in a random verb. But besides that (by the way thanks) what should I do?</p>
<p>IMO, I think it would be overkill to email the admissions office about it, and that would just be highlighting your mistake - there’s a chance they may not even notice it. You didn’t proofread it well enough, so now you should just deal with it and learn from your mistake…</p>
<p>Don’t lose any sleep over it. That is not going to be the deciding factor in your admissions decision!</p>