The term colloquial applies to the language we use in casual speech but which is grammatically correct and avoids slang. for example , afther dining at a friend house a person might say, (1) '' hey that was good grub '' (slang ) ; (2) '' thank you for a splendid dinner '' ( formal, the letter more likely to be written than spoken ) the following underlined colloquialisms have standard English equivalent among the words that you have lerned in lesson 5. in the space provided , rewrite the sentence using more formal words for the colloquialisms in italic type.

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The term  colloquial applies to the  language we use in casual speech but which is grammatically correct  and avoids  slang. for example  , afther  dining at a friend house a person might say, (1) '' hey that was good grub '' (slang ) ; (2) '' thank you for a splendid dinner ''  ( formal, the letter more likely  to be written than spoken )  the  following  underlined colloquialisms  have standard  English  equivalent  among the words that you have lerned in lesson 5. in the space provided  , rewrite the sentence  using more formal words for the colloquialisms in italic type.