Formal VS Informal English Vocabulary (Part 2)

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English language can be formal, semi formal or informal. Depending on the situation, you can use one of these registers. There is no better or worse. If you are hanging out with friends, you use informal English. When talking to your professor or giving a lecture at university, you use Formal English.

Think of formal words as the way you talk to grown-ups, teachers, or when you want to show respect. It's like using your best manners and being very polite. Informal words, on the other hand, are like how you chat with your friends or family when you're having fun or just being yourself. It's like using the words you use when you're playing or hanging out with people you know really well. So, it's all about picking the right words for who you're talking to and the situation you're in!

In this lesson, you will learn some formal and informal words in English to improve your English vocabulary and knowledge!
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1) Can ____ be able to
2) ease ____ facilitate
3) person ____ individual
4) many numerous/countless
5) use utilize
6) every day on a daily basis
7) Now currently
8) need requirement
9) so ____ therefore
10) enough sufficient/ample/adequate
11) start ____ commence/begin/initiate
12) about approximately
13) to make better ____ promote
14) gain ____ acquire/obtain

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Please make more videos on formal and informal vocabularies. Or make a list of words .. Thanks

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Wow! Excellent way to learn English (a language) by giving alternatives to say it another way, in this case, from informal to formal speaking, and viceversa.
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[htatarkar]

Mr POC Could you pls make another Formal VS Informal Part 3 and 4

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