1. | ![]() shortening |
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2. | ![]() single |
3. | ![]() number |
4. | ![]() see |
5. | ![]() to |
6. | ![]() before |
7. | ![]() vowels |
8. | ![]() were |
9. | ![]() place |
10. | ![]() first |
11. | ![]() by the way |
12. | ![]() as soon as possible |
13. | ![]() left |
14. | ![]() right |
15. | ![]() mouth |
1. | ![]() T |
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2. | ![]() T |
3. | ![]() F |
4. | ![]() F |
5. | ![]() T |
1. | ![]() original |
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2. | ![]() Daily |
3. | ![]() following |
4. | ![]() combination |
5. | ![]() creative |
1. | ![]() influence |
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2. | ![]() notice |
3. | ![]() form |
4. | ![]() essential |
5. | ![]() education |
1. | ![]() instead of |
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2. | ![]() take your time |
3. | ![]() stands for |
4. | ![]() looks like |
5. | ![]() have, effect on |
1. | In text messages, young people use a single letter or a number to shorten an original word. |
2. | Omitting vowels in a word is one way young people shorten a word. |
3. | Young people use the first word in a phrase to shorten a word. |
4. | English emoticons have the eyes on the right side, and the mouth on the left side. |
5. | In English emoticons, the mouth shape is the key part to understanding the meaning. |