OED (1995) says either 'OK' or 'okay'. My copy of the Canadian Press Stylebook (1999, which most newspapers in Canada follow) doesn't say anything about it, but Diane Hacker's Canadian Writer's Reference (1996) says 'OK' 'O.K.' and 'okay' are all alright, but should be avoided in formal writing and speech.
OED (1995) says either 'OK' or 'okay'. My copy of the Canadian Press Stylebook (1999, which most newspapers in Canada follow) doesn't say anything about it, but Diane Hacker's Canadian Writer's Reference (1996) says 'OK' 'O.K.' and 'okay' are all alright, but should be avoided in formal writing and speech.
ReplyDeleteI'd probably go with 'OK'.
Ah - yes, I had a feeling that O.K. was fine.
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