I came across "Any time now!" as a short, complete sentence. Is it the abbreviation of "it could happen any time now" ? Thank you in advance!

Hi, I've never seen that. Possibly it has the meaning you suggest. however, it shows the confusion that can arise from someone inventing their own form of abbreviation. Apparently, the formal letter you received was an email. Some

I really doubt it. I'd use "cont'd" if I really had to.

is con't the right way to abbreviate continued

What are some common medical abbreviations and provide examples of situation when you would use these abbreviations?

What is the correct way to pp a letter What is "pp" an abbreviation of? CJ

That looks like some sort of weird typo to me, Xin Yan. The context suggests that the author may have actually intended to write "months" (or the abbreviation for "months", which would be "mos".) Perhaps it is an

could you tell me what is the abbreviation for "paragraph"? Thanks!

Thnk you very much, Mister Micawber.

My word counter in Open Office does.