The thing I worry about is the fact that once something becomes habitual it spills over into everyday speech and diction...I've heard people verbally say "lol," which is a misnomer since they are saying lol and not actually laughing...I don't envy the job of high school English teachers!
In high school, we had to write papers in my JRotc course and I saw many chatspeak written papers in the stack. Dead serious. I have seen this in school too many times.
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The thing I worry about is the fact that once something becomes habitual it spills over into everyday speech and diction...I've heard people verbally say "lol," which is a misnomer since they are saying lol and not actually laughing...I don't envy the job of high school English teachers!
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TrustMeImLying
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You don't know the half of it.
In high school, we had to write papers in my JRotc course and I saw many chatspeak written papers in the stack. Dead serious. I have seen this in school too many times.
were they being sarcastic with the lol usage? I'd shudder to think it was being used a substitute to actually laughing
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Nope, sadly I am not joking!