Formal vs Informal English Vocabulary #shorts

Formal English refers to the type of English language that is used in formal situations, such as in business communication, academic writing, and official speeches. It typically uses a more complex vocabulary and sentence structure, and follows strict grammatical rules. Formal English is often considered to be more "correct" or "proper" than informal English.

Informal English, on the other hand, is the type of English used in casual or everyday conversations. It is less formal and may include slang, colloquial expressions, and casual grammar. Informal English is often used in conversations with friends, family, and other people you are comfortable with.

What kind of English do you use more? Formal or Informal? Let us know in the comments below.

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[jannettelancaster]

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[glersongomes]

these expressions or slags are americans or Britsh ?

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