Grammatically Incorrect Language will Alter an Opinion

People present different opinions towards creative forms of language use during web-based interactions and non-verbal communication. The use of grammatically incorrect language during interactions on the web is common among vast age groups, although prominent amidst young people. So, therefore arises the debate of whether ‘text talk’ degrades literacy skills or gives an opportunity to express thought in a creative manner.

The use of various techniques such as phonetic spelling, elision and ellipsis originated when mobile phone text services were first devised and money needed to be paid for each letter used in one text. This forced a vast obligation to scrutinize every single letter typed, and opened the opportunity to creativity narrow down language with it still being able to be decipherable to the recipient it is being sent to. As these techniques because embraced for the sender and receiver, they became common practice. Although, times have changed and the standard charge now is a lot more flexible, these language techniques are still ever popular and vastly used.

Facebook Chat is a direct messaging system, which allows various people to interact with each other in a non-verbal form. This is because there is an opening to see when ‘friends’ are online at that present time and is effective in instilling a turn taking conversation between people. The popularity of Facebook is mainly due to its opportunity to simulate regular conversations as it encourages extended conversations amongst ‘friends’ on Facebook. Allowing creative forms and preferences, which would otherwise be looked down upon during literacy texts, to thrive. As people are ‘friends’ it gives them the means to feel hypothetically connects on a personal level, desp...

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There are a mix of public attitudes towards Ellison ‘lol’ and lack of correct grammar. This is a result of Ellison and incorrect grammar beginning on verbally spoken language amongst many people from social networking sites, such as Facebook. People can be inspired by the various creativity seen on Facebook and crave to hone their own creative preferences into everyday life.

Facebook Wall differs from Facebook Chat. In such that, Facebook Wall is a lot less private form of communication where holding the floor is more important than a turn taking system used in Facebook Chat. Brevity can be expressed on a Facebook Wall, ‘Ugh. Do. Not. Feel. Well. *dies*.’ This is creative in showing out the great pain the individual may be going through, through use of one word per sentence placing emphasis on the pain of that current moment.