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17 November 2011

Oxford English Dictionary to follow the times...

In a smart move, the English Oxford Dictionary is going to approve some modern-day abbreviations.


Brand Champions (source)


In general, I am a full-supporter of good, old English. 
I capitalize sentences; and proper names. I also punctuate. 
I don't use text-type when typing texts. 
I don't substitute "U" for "You" or "2" for "to/too" or "UR" for "Your/You're".


If you receive a text or see a Facebook posting from me that utilizes such things you can pretty much figure there's a real emergency going on in my life.


I do, however, utilize only a handful of frequently used acronyms that I learned from other forum-using homeschool mommies over the years. 
Typing a well-known acronym in place of a few or several words saves time.


Are you familiar with these?


IMO
IMHO
IDK
IYKWIM
AAMOF
BRB
MIL
FIL
BIL
SIL
DH
DD
DS
IRL
TMI
WTH
JK
BTW
SAHM
MTC
FWIW
HTH
CMA
NLYG
ICBINB


Need some help with learning acronyms or text-type?
Webopedia ~ scroll down the page


Do you use acronyms when texting or posting online? Do you use test-type?





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