Bibu Posted 21 years ago
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The shortest sentence with all letters
I have recently reached to the shortest sentence with all letters;lazy,&quick tv-show frog jumped in a bx.(bx. is an approved abbreviation of box).Only a,i,o,and u are repeated,and all are vowels!Thank God!and thank you!
Top answer
"Go"
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Technically, "facetiously" is the shortest word with all 6 vowels in order. You forgot 'y' which is sometimes a vowel (like in this case).
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delete all punctuation
use 'and' instead of '&' (still one word)
use 'television' instead of 'tv' (still one word)
abbreviations are not allowed.
hint: look at the standard keyboard; use only the keys with a single alphabet letter
Trivia: as far as I know, the common sentence(s) with all the alphabet began as a typing exercise.
If one
use 'and' instead of '&' (still one word)
use 'television' instead of 'tv' (still one word)
abbreviations are not allowed.
hint: look at the standard keyboard; use only the keys with a single alphabet letter
Trivia: as far as I know, the common sentence(s) with all the alphabet began as a typing exercise.
If one
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I hate to burst your bubble, but technically, 'Go' is not a sentence.
A sentence must have a subject and a verb, which is a minimum of two words.
There are many two-word sentences, but an old favorite is
Edward Lears' treatise on Germs
Adam hadem
A sentence must have a subject and a verb, which is a minimum of two words.
There are many two-word sentences, but an old favorite is
Edward Lears' treatise on Germs
Adam hadem
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I hate to burst YOUR bubble, Anon, but a sentence can have an understood subject--in this case "You".
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dude, the words "Go", "hi", "hello", etc. are words that can stand by itself -_-
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There is no S!!!!!!!! If it was DOGS then there would be all of the letters.
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Where is the 's' in your sentence alleged to have all 26 letters of the alphabet- perhaps 'jumps'is more appropriate.