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Which is correct when you say the abbreviation of "For example" in English speaking countries?😊
1. e.g
2. ex.
1. e.g
2. ex.
Both are correct. I think ex. is more commonly used but both are right!
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e.g. is only used in writing. You wouldn’t say it in conversation. In writing, e.g. is the best way, but informal writing can use ex. as well. It would be understood.
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