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Slang refers to a type of language that's too informal to use in certain situations.

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Standard American English refers to the form of English used in the United States for both speaking and writing in formal and professional settings.

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How do we change the way we speak in different contexts?

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How do we change the way we speak in different contexts?

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We naturally adjust our speech patterns to suit different contexts, a phenomenon known as code switching. This involves adapting our vocabulary, grammar, and tone to align with the setting, audience, and purpose of our communication. Here are some factors that influence our code-switching behavior.

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Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs with prepositions or adverbs that create a new meaning different from the individual words. They are a common feature in English, particularly in informal speech.

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register refers to the act of recording an event, transaction, name, or other information, or an aggregation of stored data, usually containing past events, transactions, names or other information. Alternatively, the term can denote a record of all charges to a debit account.

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The informal register is a less structured, somewhat more conversational register.

This register uses contractions, slang, colloquialism, and abbreviations often. In informal writing, you will also see plenty of use of symbols, idioms, and figurative language.

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A formal register is neither colloquial nor personal and is the register that is mostly used in academic writing. It is a register where strong opinions can be expressed objectively, it does not break any of the rules of written grammar and often has a set of rules of what not to do when using this register.

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How does slang  both shape and reflect culture?

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How does slang  both shape and reflect culture?

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slang serves as a way for individuals to feel a sense of belonging to a group, be it a subculture, a regional community, or an entire nation.

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How much slang is there in your language and how acceptable is its usage?

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How much slang is there in your language and how acceptable is its usage?

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Slang is vocabulary that is used between people who belong to the same social group and who know each other well.

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1. “She decided to give up smoking for her health.”

2. “The students were asked to turn in their assignments by Friday.”

3. “I need to look into this matter before making a decision.”

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1. “That concert was lit! The band was amazing.”

2. “I can’t believe he ghosted her after just one date.”

3. “Don’t worry about it; everything’s chill between us.”

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1. I'm = I am

This is a very common contraction, used in both formal and informal settings. It is formed by combining the subject pronoun "I" with the verb "am."

1. They're = They are

This contraction is also very common, and it is used to combine the subject pronoun "they" with the verb "are." It is often used to avoid repetition in sentences like "They are happy" or "They are going to the party."

1. Can't = cannot

This contraction is formed by combining the verb "can" with the negative particle "not." It is used to express the inability to do something. For example, you might say "I can't swim" or "The car can't start."

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1. LOL - Laughing Out Loud

1. BRB - Be Right Back

1. ASAP - As Soon as possible