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第 PAGE 10 页 共 NUMPAGES 13 页 江西省鹰潭市2020-2021学年高二上学期期末质量检测英语试题带答案解析+详解点睛 姓名:_____________ 年级:____________ 学号:______________ 题型 选择题 填空题 简答题 xx题 xx题 xx题 总分 得分 评卷人 得分 yy”, and a surfer ’s”aweeeeeesome” And “booooy” is popular on Twitter. Writing in the journal PLOS ONE, the researchers detail how they combed through 100 billion tweets, mapping how often these words are stretched, and how far they are elongated (拉长)ー“haha” versus “hahahahaaaa”, for example. Stretchable words are playful and fun. But, as a parent, I sometimes worry that constantly using misspelled stretched words could make it hard for kids like my daughter who is now in seventh grade to write in a more formal style when it becomes necessary in high school, college, and beyond. The latest research on stretched words by Tyler Gray and colleagues at the University of Vermont is the most comprehensive study to date that uses big data to analyze how people use stretched words on a social media platform. Notably, the title of Gray ‘s paper, “Hahahahaha, Duuuuude, Yeeessss! “ includes three different examples of stretchable words. All kidding aside, this research provides valuable insights into new linguistic patterns surrounding the dynamics of purposely mistyping and misspelling some words I have mixed feelings about the increased use of stretched words. On the one hand, I love the occasional use of a stretchable word in a text message; stretched words make written and spoken language more emotive without the use of an emoji or emoticon. It will be interesting to see if stretched words in casual correspondence just indicate a short-lived fashion, or if they are here to stay and need to be added to dictionaries. However, stretching out too many words in a text can be annoying and reduces their effect. 4. Why did the author send her daughter the message “I thought of youuuu...”? A. To do it playfully. B. To remind her of the new trend. C. To show her the power of linguistics. D. To insp