Texting May Lead to Bad Grammar - 0 views
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“They may use a homophone, such as gr8 for great, or an initial, like, LOL for laugh out loud,” Northwestern researcher Drew Cingel explained in a statement. Other shortcuts include dropping non-essential letters, such as changing the word “would” to “wud.”
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In other words, if you send your kid a lot of texts with word adaptations, then he or she will probably imitate it,”
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These adaptations could affect their offline language skills that are important to language development and grammar skills, as well.”
