X NDPZ FSY’Z RBYZ ZS IA ZLAKA RLAY XZ LBMMAYP.
Can you decode it? If not, let’s go through some general strategies that will help 
1. Words with one letter are either “A” or “I”.
2. A very frequent 3-letter word is “THE”.
3. There is an apostrophe then the letter after it is T or S. (DON’T, CAN’T, CAT’S, etc).
4. If it ends in a question mark, the first word is usually:
WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, HOW or WHY.
5. Frequent pairs of constants are TH, WH, SH or CH.
6. Frequent word endings are:
“TION”, “ENT”, “ANT”, “ING” “ERS”, “ENS” and “ED”.
7. Short words where “ING” or “ED” are at the end sometimes have a double up on the last consonant, like “HOPPED” and “HUGGING”.
8. In 2 letter words one is a vowel (or Y). Example, IF, BY, HE, AT.
9. If it’s a word like [] ‘ [] …. then the second one is usually a D (or could be an M). Example, I’M or I’D.
10. Guess and test!!
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I JUST DON’T WANT TO BE THERE WHEN IT HAPPENS!