By Abbreviations, Capital letters

Hi,is this grammetrically grammatically correct?do u believe in intutions and ESP (extra sensory perception) kind of things, i always ignore them thinking mere coincidences.but the questions is ..are coincidences so frequent?No. In addition to grammar problems, your spelling is incorrect, you are...

Avangi makes a good point - most spell checks will tell you that a word doesn't exist - like "confeused" should be "confused." But it won't help with words like "replay" which should be "reply." One thing that you should start to work on right away...

Hello, welcome to the forum. I just wanted to let you know that you are more likely to get a response if your post includes capital letters and punctuation, and avoids abbreviations like "how r u" and "plz." I don't mean to offend you -- but the people here are all volunteers, and we choose...

Anon, first of all, please never post in all capital letters. It's hard to read and feels like you're shouting at us. Secondly, I hope this doesn't sound "mean," but you are heavy with buzzwords, to the point where it almost reads like a joke. Don't use an abbreviation in your title. Wait until...

Use all-capitals only for acronyms and similar abbreviations: NASA, NASDAQ, USA, OPEC.

Cuckoosnest wrote:IMHO, dis iz a sine of da destruction of our written language, but im obviously biased on da issue. so wat do u think? iz dis sumthin we shud b ashamed of, or has ben franklins dream of a simpler english language finally cum of age? This one did make me laugh my head off. I...

Timbo20 wrote:first, you are of course right that this false grammar shouldn´t be used everywhere. computer games and chatrooms, that´s all right. Yeah, it's perfect and sensible is chat rooms and instant messages. Even I use it for that. but in forums like this one, i hate to see that stuff,...

Start by always using proper English when you post here. Start with capital letters and don't use text abbreviations. Then make use of the experts here to ask specific questions. There are no magic potions to learning.

Start with a capital letter. Use real words, not text abbreviations. If the person calls you "Aunty" then capitalize that too. Perhaps you mean "Come see Aunty." "Come to Aunty" sounds a little like the person is just walking across the room.

Clive wrote:Hi, Your examples are not acronyms. They are abbreviations. An acronym is when the capital letters are pronounced as a word. eg FBI is an abbreviation. We say each letter separately. eff bee eye eg NATO is an acronym. We say naytow, not enn eh tee owe Best wishes, CliveHi...