Question

help o;

Answer 1

@AZ

Answer 2

Alright Tet lets think about this. Which sentence sounds the most informal of that paragraph?

Answer 3

maybe number 2?

Answer 4

Not quite 2. Which sentence uses language that you wouldn't see in a formal paper?

Answer 5

formal? like smart?

Answer 6

Not necessarily. Formality refers to a certain code of conduct or sophistication. A formal occasion for instance is one that you would wear a suit and tie to.

Answer 7

o so we finding it in the paragraph ?

Answer 8

So in the paragraph one of the sentences is not as formal as it could be.

Answer 9

maybe 3?

Answer 10

Why do you think number 3?

Answer 11

because its talking about problems

Answer 12

It's not the problems that is the issue with the sentence. It's the language used.

Answer 13

then idrk

Answer 14

What word would you not expect to see in a properly written paper?

Answer 15

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Isry
What word would you not expect to see in a properly written paper?
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
idk what that means o:

Answer 16

"a bunch of times"
is that formal or informal?

Answer 17

idk what informal is e.e

Answer 18

To make it extreme, for example, informal maybe using acronyms, btw, hru, gtg, etc., in texting language
Same idea in speaking

Answer 19

so a fake thing that isnt a real word?

Answer 20

everyone just left :<

Answer 21

No. Not a fake thing. A way of speaking that isn't proper.

Answer 22

oh like "imma" or "wassup" ?

Answer 23

kinda ye

Answer 24

what does that has anything to do with the paragraph tho ? o:

Answer 25

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @snowflake0531
"a bunch of times"
is that formal or informal?
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 26

oh , but there is no sentence that haves anything like that

Answer 27

She literally just quoted the exact sentence.

Answer 28

i already said it was number 3 tho e.e

Answer 29

Do you know why tho "e.e"

Answer 30

because it says bunch?

Answer 31

i thought that was a real word

Answer 32

like a "Bunch Of bananas "

Answer 33

Bunch is a real word, just informal in this context

Answer 34

i dont see how but ok

Answer 35

Which sounds more academic? "She done a bunch of things good." or "She did quite a few things very well"

Answer 36

the second one o:

Answer 37

Alright so now lets go back to the original question.

Answer 38

so its C?

Answer 39

Bingo

Answer 40

ah tysm