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At what point does it become "text speak"?
You used a contraction ("don't" rather than "do not"). You've used acronyms and slang in previous posts (e.g. "WTF?!", "IMO", "innit").
That's not full English (neither is how I'm writing). I only use full English in formal writing. I never use it on forums/social media or texting/other messaging platforms. It's not because I can't, it's because it's really inefficient for casual conversation.
I am probably gonna sound bitter now.
It pains me to point out that you are not abiding by your own high standards.I can’t. Simply can’t, talk to a person who doesn’t find me worth that half of a second to properly spell out a word.
I never said formal English. As far as I know both these words are acknowledged correct grammatically in an informal sense. If was referring to spellings such as “cuz” or “whr”It pains me to point out that you are not abiding by your own high standards.
I always write in full English, and having worked out how to do foreign characters on my phone I sometimes text or post to Facebook in other languages too. If I'm on a computer I use Gate2Home for the latter.