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15 February, 01:34

1. In contrast to what many older generations believe about texting, discuss McWhorter's views on the subject. What does he think and why?

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  1. 15 February, 04:30
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    John McWhorter is an American linguist, born 1965. Through his academic work he mostly focuses on Creole language forms and it's relationship with other languageges.

    He calls texting a "fingered speech". It has its own distinct rules and structure. For him texting presents a linguistic miracle which is inventing its own grammar. This opinion is contrary to the opinion of texting as a degradation of a modern written language. For him, texting much more resembles spoken language. And far from being ruined, language and texting is a work is developing and progressing all the time, but now at a faster pace.
  2. 15 February, 05:13
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    McWhorter's view on texting is that it is an amazing thing, showing the evolution of our language.
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