Match the description to the abriviation. 1. contraction a. ff. 2. obsolete b. obs. 3. greek c. pl. 4. anglo-saxon d. g. 5. plural e. colloq. 6. german f. i.e. 7. that is g. contr. 8. colloquialism h. pron. 9. following i. as 10. pronoun j. gr.

The following are abbreviations and their descriptions:

1G: Contraction, abbreviation; contr.

2B: Obsolete, abbreviation; obs.

3J: Greek, abbreviation; Gr.

4I: Anglo-Saxon, abbreviation; AS.

5C: Plural, abbreviation; pl.

6D: German, abbreviation; G.

7F: That is, abbreviation; i.e.

8E: Colloquialism, abbreviation; colloq.

9A: Following, abbreviation; ff.

10H: Pronoun, abbreviation; pron.

Explanation:

An abbreviation is a shortened form of a word or phrase that may consist of a group of letters or even one letter taken from the full version of a word or a phrase. For example the AS is the abbreviation of the words Anglo-Saxon. If the full version of the word is written with a capital letter, for example a nationality, then the abbreviation will also be written with capital letters. One thing to have in consideration is that certain abbreviations are consider to be informal, so in the case of writing a formal piece, it is better to use the full version of words rather than the abbreviations.

Do you think April can March?

Explanation:

Not sure, but I think April May