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BRB: be right back.

ASAP: as soon as possible.

IDC: I don't care.

POV: point of view.

TBH: to be honest.

Sth: something.

 

Sereen Barham

Abbreviations

ASAP - As Soon As Possible

• FYI - For Your Information

• LOL - Laugh Out Loud

• BRB - Be Right Back

• DIY - Do It Yourself

 

Acronyms

NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

• RADAR - RAdio Detection And Ranging

• LASER - Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation

• PIN - Personal Identification Number

 

Sadeen soud

IT : information technology

AI: Artificial intelligence

BTW: by the way

ID: identification

UN: united nations

DM: direct messages

OMG: oh my god

Wi-fi: Wireless Fidelity

 

Sara Shakhshir

Abbreviation:

ASAP(as soon as possible)

VIP(very important person)

Min(minutes)

 

Acronyms:

COVID(Coronavairus Disease)

PIN(personal identification number)

 

Sadeel

OMG – Oh My God

 

IDK – I Don’t Know

 

PDF

 

Wi-Fi

 

VIP – Very Important Person

 

USB

 

Rooa Mohammad

Acronyms

YOLO - you only live once

FOMO - fear of missing out

ASAP - as soon as possible

Farah

Are you familiar with any acronyms or abbreviations in English? Please make a list and point out their meanings.

 

Zawawi

FBI

NASA

BBC

NATO

UNESCO

Radar

Laser

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Abbreviations and acronyms

 

Dr.

 

Feb.

 

Dec.

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Abbreviations are shortened forms of words or phrases - formed by cutting off parts of words or phrases.

 

Acronyms are abbreviations formed from the first letters of words. They are formed by taking the first letters of a phrase.

 

Zawawi

Major class categories are also known as open class categories [contentful].

{Nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs}.

 

Minor class categories are also known as closed-class categories (function words).

 

Open class categories can accept new members (You can add new nouns, verbs, etc. to a language).

 

Closed-class categories, however, don't accept any new members {articles, prepositions, conjunctions, etc.}

 

True or false: All function words are bound morphemes.

 

False - because they are free morphemes, but they don't have a lot of content in them (not contentful) - they only add grammatical meaning.

Morphology - 29-04-2025