Question

Technology has taken language to a new level of

brevity and brought with it a revolution of sorts in the art

of communication. Today, it’s all about getting used to HT

(hi there!) when you arrive and BCNU (“be seeing you)

and RSN (real soon now) when you leave. Or just a forward

joke to know that someone’s thinking of you.

Some people feel that technology is corrupting

language. However, there are others who feel that language

is an evolving medium and will undergo changes with orwithout technology. According to a recent study, e- mail is

promoting rampant illiteracy across the world. The study

points out that some people are using technology as a

power tool-using abbreviations and being careless with

their spelling to show that they are too busy to make the

effort to be correct. Many school teachers, editors and

parents are horrified with Net-speak and Instant Message

abbreviations. But linguists and experts say that language

purists can relax. They believe that technology has fostered

creativity among young people and that it is the beginning

of a new stage in the evolution of the written language. Read the above passage given in Q. No. 4 and write a

summary of it in a paragraph. Suggest a suitable title. ​

Answer 1

Answer:

How is a man builder of his own fortune