Question

help o;

Answer 1

I mean which sounds more appropriate and more benefits?

Answer 2

okay first what situations do you think you would want to use formal language for when writing? What are your thoughts?

Answer 3

well you have to be careful about if you use formal or informal language to a specific audience, usually you would use informal language while texting your friends or someone your own age, so what choice(s) do you think can be eliminated here?

Answer 4

Alright, since none of you are really doing much, I'm just gonna do this.

For A, it's email from a journalist to a college professor.

For B, it's text messages to a friend with THOUGHTS ABOUT A CLASS PROJECT.

For C, It's postcard to a parent from a student on a class trip[/] For D, A note for a teenager[/] with instructions on how to prepare dinner. Just look at each one very closely

Answer 5

._. Ignore the fact that I messed up the italics.

Answer 6

well look at the people in each option answer choice and find out if you would speak formally or informally to them

Answer 7

:?

Answer 8

so let's look at choices we know aren't right so we can eliminate them. Which one do you think we could eliminate first?

Answer 9

To clear things up a bit for you Tet...

What KingPizza said here:

Answer 10

friend or parent

Answer 11

No. xD They really would have no care about if you talk formally.

Answer 12

Who sounds more important to speak to formally

Answer 13

well honestly if I direct message you on here and we talk as friends we could talk informally because that's what friends like to do, so now you know that it is not important to talk to friends formally, you can talk to them informally.

Answer 14

journalist would be informal i think

Answer 15

Why do you think this?

Answer 16

and if you talk to a friend informally about a project, they don't care as long as they can understand you so choice B is eliminated

Answer 17

i think because its there job and they have to

Answer 18

You would he half right. You can talk to a journalist informally and formally, but in A, what other person is in the sentence?

Answer 19

professional

Answer 20

**Professor

But yeah, you're close. smh.

It's a college professor, so you want IMPRESSION on them. So would you talk formally or informally?

Answer 21

also, you're asking the professor for an interview so keep in mind that extra information when you decide if they would want you to talk informally or formally.

Answer 22

i think itz A o;

Answer 23

Correct. Good job. (:

Answer 24

ty o;

Answer 25

yw