 
 <prompt> My summer holiday na complete waste of time. Before, we dey go New York go see my bro, im GF, and their three kids wey dey shout. I love New York; e sweet. School teachers and parents dey talk say this new way of writing dey spoil English language. Dem dey fear say the language fit spoil. Everybody suppose just relax, say linguists. Dem believe say Netspeak na good thing. David Crystal, from the University of Wales, dey argue say Netspeak and Internet dey create new language use and the art of diary writing don come back. Geoffrey Nunberg, from Stanford University, agree. "People dey improve for writing as dem dey write," he talk. "Kids wey dey do text messaging, e-mail, and instant messages go write well pass their parents." Linguist James Milroy talk say for centuries, dem believe say young people dey spoil language. And you fit believe say when today's teenagers become tomorrow's parents, dem go still think like that. Milroy talk say languages no fit spoil; dem just dey change to meet new needs. However, Netspeakers agree say e dey important to teach young people how to speak and write Standard English. Cynthia McVey talk say, "I fit understand Netspeak dey worry teachers and e dey important make dem tell their students say text messaging na for enjoyment, but learning to write correct English na must for their future." Maybe, we suppose trust teenagers small. Erin, wey be 12 years old, talk say, "I no go use text language for my homework. Text na just for enjoyment." <response>: 1. di middle school teacher
2. Netspeak:
3. My summer holidays
4. for centuries
5. say e dey important to teach young people how to speak and write Standard English
6. 12
7. for fun
8. homework
9. di language fit spoil
10. today's teenagers
11. spelling and grammatical mistakes
12. diary writing
13. David Crysta
14. girlfriend
15. face to face
16. I love New York;
17. di middle school teacher
18. complete waste of time.
19. my brother and im girlfriend
20. linguists
21. Nunberg, from Stanford University
22. more trust 