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Types of communication

Ways for people to communicate with each other.

Subcategories: Abbreviations (71), Greetings (13), Instructions (15), Languages (22), Q & A (9), Slang (31), Texts (29)

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L is for List

A list is a group of things written down in a way that makes sense. Lists of things tend to be related, and often have a particular order. A to-do list is a list of all the things you have to do. A shopping list is a list of things you need to buy. A member list is a list of all the people who are members of a club.

L is for Logo

A logo is a picture that represents a company or product.

The photo is of the Apple logo.

L is for Loo

Loo is a slang term for a toilet.

M is for Magazine

A magazine is a printed or digital book with pages about many topics. It is usually published on a regular schedule.

You read magazines for news, stories, pictures, and tips on topics like sports, science, or fashion. Magazines are often found in stores at newsstands or online, and you can subscribe to get new issues.

M is for Map

A map is a special drawing of a place that helps you find your way around. A map can be of the entire world, a city, one small town, or even just one building.

M is for Mart

Mart is an abbreviation of the word market, which is a store or shop that sells a variety of things such as food, clothing or household items.

M is for Meeting

A meeting is a time when people come together as a group to talk or work on something.

People usually meet in a special room, or online. Meetings are for discussing plans, sharing ideas, and making decisions. Meetings often include a chairperson or a leader who helps to keep everything running smoothly.

M is for Menu

A menu is a list of choices. It most commonly means a list of meals available at a restaurant.

M is for Message

A message is a piece of information that is sent or given to someone. It is also an important idea that someone is trying to express in a speech, movie or book.
A mobile phone, cell phone or just a mobile, is a type of telephone that doesn't need to be plugged into a phone jack. They are small, and can fit into your pocket and carried anywhere. Mobiles can be used to communicate via talking or sending pictures, text or video to anywhere in the world. Today, almost everyone has a mobile phone.

M is for Morn

Morn is a shortened form of morning, most often used in poetry.
Not to be confused with mourn.

M is for Mum

Mum or Mom is an informal word for mother.

M is for Mutt

Mutt is a slang word used to describe any dog, particularly a mixed breed dog or mongrel.

N is for Newspaper

A newspaper is a kind of large, unbound book that is printed every day on cheap paper. The newspaper usually has the day's news, advertising, things for sale, the state of the financial markets, sports results and anything else that has happened that is interesting enough to write about.

N is for Norm

Norm is an abbreviation of normal, which means that something is standard, average, or typical. Warm and sunny weather during summer is the norm.

N is for Note

A note is a short piece of writing, usually written on a small piece of paper and attached to something else. Notes are often to remind people about something.

N is for Novel

A novel is a type of book that has a fairly long story in it, that can take hours or days to read. Novels usually contain made-up stories or true stories that have been written to be more interesting. People generally read novels for enjoyment.

O is for OK

O.K. is an abbreviation of okay.
O.K. is also an abbreviation of Oklahoma.

O is for Okay

OK or okay means everything is all right and good. OK is short for the slang "all correct", or orl korrect.

P is for Pamphlet

A pamphlet is a small book that contains information. A pamphlet is similar to a brochure, but pamphlets are more often just for information rather than for advertising reasons.