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An acronym is a word created by condensing letters from words in a phrase (often the first beginning of each word) into a single term. NASA is an example of an acronym (an acronym for National Aeronautics and Space Administration)
Although the term's original meaning, which includes words pronounced like letters, is occasionally disputed, it is also the one that is most frequently used. Editors of style manuals and dictionaries do not always agree on the proper names for these abbreviations, and there is some debate over whether the term "acronym" can be used to refer to abbreviations that are not pronounced "as words." These language authorities also disagree on how to properly use punctuation, spacing, and capitalization.
Sometimes more formally referred to as initialisms or alphabetisms, abbreviations created from a series of initials and typically spoken as individual letters
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It was really high but I had to jump. Right now we were well over 900 feet into the air and it was almost time for me to put the parachute on and take the big leap. We continued to fly higher until we reached 14,000 feet. It then hit me that I was going to be jumping out of a plane. I started to speak to the pilot "Is it possible to turn around? " I asked. "It is but we aren't able to give refunds." He replied. With that being said I decided that I was going to do it and I was going to have fun doing it. I put the parachute on and jumped. I released my parachute and went with the wind. Surprisingly it was peaceful, it felt like all the movement in the world had stopped. As I glided over all the mountains and valleys I realized that I never took time to actually look at the world around me. It took a while but I slowly came in contact with the wet sand on the beach shore. The plane was there ready to depart but some part of me didn't want to leave. "I want to become an island girl." I say out loud but instead of encouraging me they all laughed. I had to make a decision and make it quick. "So.... what are you gonna do? "
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The way how author's use of the third person point of view affects what he sees about Josephine is shown in the options C.The reader only sees what Josephine says, not what she does (limited) and B. The reader sees what Josephine feels about her sister.(omniscient).Such storytelling method as the third person point of view can be omniscient and limited. At first type author knows everything that happens in the story (including thoughts of characters) whereas the second type means that author just observes situation and represents his thoughts about that.<span>
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