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Wiki🗣️ English Language LearningComprehensive English Language PracticeFlashcards

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Comprehensive English Language Practice: Ultimate Guide

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When writing to a former lecturer to ask for a reference for a job application, would you use formal or informal language?

Formal language.

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English language skills - Reading & Writing

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Card 1

Question: When writing to a former lecturer to ask for a reference for a job application, would you use formal or informal language?

Answer: Formal language.

Card 2

Question: Would you use formal or informal language when responding to a photo posted by someone you follow on social media?

Answer: Informal language.

Card 3

Question: What style should you use for a report for your company department?

Answer: Formal language.

Card 4

Question: Which tone is appropriate when answering an email from a friend asking for advice?

Answer: Informal language.

Card 5

Question: What tone should you use to invite a friend to visit next weekend?

Answer: Informal language.

Card 6

Question: When requesting a refund for a faulty product you recently bought, should your language be formal or informal?

Answer: Formal language.

Card 7

Question: Identify the function and formality of: 'I regret the inconvenience caused and can assure you that it will not happen again.'

Answer: Function: Apologising. Formal.

Card 8

Question: Which sentence is formal: 'Do you reckon you could put me up for a few days?' or 'To whom it may concern, I am writing to apply for the internship pos

Answer: The internship opening ('To whom it may concern...') is formal; 'Do you reckon you could put me up...' is informal (requesting).

Card 9

Question: Classify: 'Hi Yutian, hope all's well with you!' — function and formality.

Answer: Beginning/greeting. Informal.

Card 10

Question: Classify: 'I would be most grateful if you could provide further details.' — function and formality.

Answer: Requesting. Formal.

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