In the article “ Talking With Your Fingers” by John McWhorter explains how the America’s “ Lazy” language compares to the past and effects the present and future of America. In the beginning, the author’s point is that America’s “Lazy” language in texting and email are showing more of sophistication, even though it is not the proper way to speak with the 7-10 words a sentence. The point of the next section is that in the early periods, writers and speakers even talked how we do now in choppy short sentences. More intelligent speakers did longer speeches whereas normal speakers spoke in chopper sentences. Next, today our “Lazy” language is very similar to the pre World War 1 speech, and now the short choppy sentences are becoming another
