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participants which included Grade 11 students were interviewed. The
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prominent word formation processes drawn from millennial
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limitations in social media technology forms, trend and conveniency.
Results also revealed that the use of millennial expressions affect the
spelling, grammatical correctness and word choice. Results would
lead to the creation of a glossary of terms helpful in teaching English
subjects. |
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