


Understanding Common Abbreviations in Written Language
Abbreviations are shortened forms of words or phrases that are commonly used in written language. They are used to save time and space, and to simplify the expression of complex ideas.
Here are some examples of common abbreviations:
1. Mr. (short for "mister")
2. Dr. (short for "doctor")
3. St. (short for "street")
4. Ave. (short for "avenue")
5. Blvd. (short for " boulevard")
6. Jr. (short for "junior")
7. Sr. (short for "senior")
8. Ph.D. (short for "doctor of philosophy")
9. etc. (short for "et cetera")
10. i.e. (short for "id est")
It's important to note that some abbreviations can be ambiguous or misleading, so it's important to use them carefully and clearly. It's also a good idea to spell out the full form of an abbreviation when it is first used in a document or conversation, to avoid confusion.



