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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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If "e-mail" is plural for "e-mail", why do I see so many people use the word, "e-mails"??? Perhaps they are too lazy to say "e-mail messages"...?
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Anonymous If "e-mail" is plural for "e-mail", why do I see so many people use the word, "e-mails"??? Perhaps they are too lazy to say "e-mail messages"...? Laziness is a bad habit.
- Anonymous If "e-mail" is plural for "e-mail", why do I see so many people use the word, "e-mails"???
- Perhaps they are too lazy to say "e-mail messages"...?
- Laziness is a bad habit.
- It is endemic.
- So many posters here do not bother to use the 'Shift key" because it is a tiny bit of extra work.
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Anonymous If "e-mail" is plural for "e-mail", why do I see so many people use the word, "e-mails"??? Perhaps they are too lazy to say "e-mail messages"...?Laziness is a bad habit. It is endemic. So many posters here do not bother to use the 'Shift key" because it is a tiny bit of extra work.
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Hi,
If "e-mail" is plural for "e-mail", why do I see so many people use the word, "e-mails"??? Perhaps they are too lazy to say "e-mail messages"...?
Do you also think people people are lazy if they say e-mail instead of electronic mail?
Clive
If "e-mail" is plural for "e-mail", why do I see so many people use the word, "e-mails"??? Perhaps they are too lazy to say "e-mail messages"...?
Do you also think people people are lazy if they say e-mail instead of electronic mail?
Clive
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