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Formal & Informal Language

Formal & Informal Language

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English

5th Grade

Practice Problem

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CCSS
SL.5.6, L.4.1C, L.1.2B

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Standards-aligned

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Ghaith Mashhadani

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1 Slide • 13 Questions

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Formal & Informal Language

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Poll

What language go we use when writing a letter to friends?

Formal Language

Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Contractions, e.g. I'd, He's

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Phrasal verbs, e.g. get on with

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Using a lot of the following punctuation marks: ! - ?

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Linking words like, e.g. nevertheless, furthermore,

conversely, at present

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Leaving out words in short phrases, e.g. Just read

your note

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Colorful language for expressing opinions and

emotions e.g. To be quite honest, Believe it or not,

Guess what?

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Personal pronouns, e.g. I, you, me, they

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Complex sentences, i.e. sentences using a number

of clauses linked by linking words

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Expressing ideas strongly, e.g. Nuclear power is the

only way forward.

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Multiple Choice

Using tentative / hedging language e.g. It is possible

that nuclear power... / It seems that....

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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Open Ended

Write a short informal letter to your friend highlighting the informal language you have used. (Use at least 3-4)

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Multiple Choice

Contractions, e.g. I'd, He's

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Formal Language

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Informal Language

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