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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

OK vs. okay

What's better "OK" or "okay?" Is there a type of sentence where one is more appropriate than the other? And can they be used interchangeably throughout a given manuscript, or is it always one or the other that has to be used for the purpose of consistency?

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They are interchangeable. There is no better choice, but I prefer OK . Yes, consistency is preferable.

— RandomGuy

  • They are interchangeable.
  • There is no better choice, but I prefer OK .
  • Yes, consistency is preferable.
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They are interchangeable. There is no better choice, but I prefer OK. Yes, consistency is preferable.
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