Question

sometimes, speaking informally is perfectly fine, but in certain situations, it is more proper to use our best, formal english. place the situation described into its appropriate column. click and drag each item to complete the table.

when making jokes with your little brother
when talking on your cell phone with your mother
when writing in your diary or journal
when hanging out with your friends
when making a speech to be elected class president
when doing a college interview
when speaking in front of the church assembly
when writing an essay for your english class

Explanation:

Formal language is used in professional, academic, or public settings where respect and clarity are important. Informal language is used in casual, personal, or relaxed settings.

• "When making a speech to be elected class president": This is a formal situation as it is a public and official event.
• "When doing a college interview": College interviews are formal as they are part of the academic admission process.
• "When speaking in front of the church assembly": Church assemblies are formal gatherings.
• "When writing an essay for your English class": Essays for class are formal academic writing.

• "When making jokes with your little brother": This is an informal, casual interaction.
• "When talking on your cell phone with your mother": A personal conversation with a family member is informal.
• "When writing in your diary or journal": Diaries and journals are personal and informal.
• "When hanging out with your friends": Hanging out with friends is a casual, informal situation.

Answer:

Formal Language:

• when making a speech to be elected class president
• when doing a college interview
• when speaking in front of the church assembly
• when writing an essay for your English class

Informal Language:

• when making jokes with your little brother
• when talking on your cell phone with your mother
• when writing in your diary or journal
• when hanging out with your friends