Just swap the contents, so if you you accidentally grab the wrong bottle, you’ll still be taking what you wanted
Just swap the contents, so if you you accidentally grab the wrong bottle, you’ll still be taking what you wanted
The best evidence for the fact that unsweet is a shortened form of unsweetened is the fact that that is how it is used.
But tea is the least of your problems. You seem to have a touch of NPD. You may be constitutionally incapable of recognizing that you have a problem (indeed, that is one of the symptoms), but I hope, for your and your family’s sakes, that you are able to get help.
This has to be a bit you’re doing. If not, I really feel sorry for that family.
Adjectives can be shortened. Like in the case of “unsweet”, for example!
Do you also think they have to remove lead from gasoline to make unleaded gas? (Sorry for using the word “gas”; we know how you feel about shortened words.) “Un” is a prefix that can just mean “not” sometimes, as in “unintelligent” ;)
Unsweet is a shortening of unsweetened.
TV is a shortening of television. (abbreviations are a type of shortening)
You’re right, though. You didn’t know how to respond.
Words are often shortened. It reduces the number of vowels and makes communication quicker and easier. Do you also have an issue with these?:
math
gym
bike
fridge
TV
ad
lab
info
photo
To give the fish nightmares for the rest of its life.
It’s Jon Lovitz as Tommy Flanagan, The Pathological Liar on SNL