Thanks you or thank you, which one is correct? Technically, only one of these is, but the oher can be slightly modified to be correct. Thank you is an expression used to show gratitude to someone for a service, gift, compliment, etc. By itself, thank you is the correct form to use. “Thanks you” would …
OML is a texting acronym that means Oh My Lord! OML can also be used to express shock, annoyance, excitement, and sadness. It is a reactionary term used to show deep emotional sentiments. This term is not only used while texting it is also used on a wide variety of social media platforms — Snapchat, …
P.S. stands for postscript. It is an afterthought added at the end of a letter. It comes from the Latin word “post scriptum” which means “written after”. A postscript can be as short as a sentence or longer like a paragraph. A letter might also include a P.P.S. (Post-Postscript): An additional message written after a …
English is a confusing language; there are so many rules and then exceptions to them! If you’re wondering whether you should use an eye or a eye, the correct answer is: an eye. Eye starts with the vowel “e” and is also pronounced like the vowel “i”. Since “eye’ begins with a vowel sound, we …
“WYD” is a texting acronym and internet slang that means “What are You Doing?” It can be a literal question to find out what someone is doing, or as a greeting like What’s going on? WYD can also be used in exasperation, such as: You forgot to lock the door, wyd?! Variations: WUD: What U …
