Abbreviations and Their Rules

Abbreviations and Their Rules

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English

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6th - 8th Grade

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Hard

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Richard Gonzalez

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The video tutorial covers how to abbreviate the days of the week and months. It explains that abbreviations are shortened forms of words, typically ending with a period. The tutorial provides specific abbreviations for each day of the week and month, noting exceptions for May, June, and July, which are not abbreviated. The video concludes with a reminder to use capital letters and periods for abbreviations, except for the mentioned exceptions.

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1.

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What is the main topic discussed in the video?

Abbreviating numbers

Abbreviating names

Abbreviating days and months

Abbreviating sentences

2.

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How is Monday abbreviated?

Mon

Mnd

Mndy

Mdy

3.

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Which day of the week is abbreviated as 'Thu'?

Thursday

Sunday

Tuesday

Saturday

4.

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What is the abbreviation for Wednesday?

Wed

Wdy

Wns

Wdy

5.

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Which style guide is mentioned in relation to abbreviating months?

APA

Chicago

Harvard

MLA

6.

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Which months are not abbreviated according to the video?

June, July, August

March, April, May

April, May, June

May, June, July

7.

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Why are May, June, and July not abbreviated?

They are not used in MLA style

They are summer months

They have four or fewer letters

They are the first months of the year

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