GRAMMAR DOG: Untrue urban legends, Part 2
One reader of last week’s column on urban legends said the column “cracked her up,” so with that much enthusiasm for his efforts, Grammar Dog proposes more of the same,
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One reader of last week’s column on urban legends said the column “cracked her up,” so with that much enthusiasm for his efforts, Grammar Dog proposes more of the same,
There are a lot of rumors out there about the origins of the word "okay." We decided it was time to set things straight.
Despite OK's ubiquity, many people don't know the words behind this two-letter agreement.
Despite OK's ubiquity, many people don't know the words behind this two-letter agreement.
The fad for abbreviations like LOL is nothing new. In fact, this trend in the 1840s spawned the greatest abbreviation of all, "OK."