Dear Mrs. Iveth
From: Prof. I.M. Boring
I hope everything is going well for you these days. Just to tell you, I was minding my bussiness the other day and just I couldn't believe that you didn't take my word in that headted discussion we had going over to lunch. It was about how to say "improvisar", or "improvisación" in english, and I, in my best willing for giving you an answer, said: "My dear, it is said: improv".
Given that you did'nt take my word for It, calling me crazy and all that stuff that hurts and makes me cry, I went looking for someone who had a proper authority and could support my statement.
Ladies and gentlemen, Prof. P. Griffin.
I hope the help of Prof. Griffin had supported my statement and gave you an answer.
Peace out.
NICE WAY TO SAY "I TOLD YA"
ReplyDeleteHey, If this can help settle said argument at all, I found an exert from a weekly English language debate online with Profesor Bernard Fuck. The segment is called 'Fuck knows' and he claims that indeed the abbreviation Improv does exist, but there are rules surrounding its use. Improv is only used in speech when refering to the noun form which would be 'improvisation'. However, if refering to the verb form 'improvise', this abbreviation would never be used.
ReplyDeleteFor example:
'He's an excellent Improv comedian.'
BUT:
'What shall we do??'
'i don't know, Improvise!'
I really appreciate your help with this. I told Prof. I.M Boring that, and he contradicted me. Thanks Liam for introducing us Professor B. Fuck!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I would like him to participate in our daily discussions because he seems to know a lot. Is that possible?
I STILL RESPECT YOU A LOT PROFESSOR BORING. I LOVE OUR ENDLESS DISCUSSIONS. NEVER CHANGE YOUR SENSE OF HUMOR!
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