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Informal Register Flashcards
AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Informal Register
A style of writing or speaking that is casual and conversational, often used in personal or familiar contexts.
Colloquial Language
Words or phrases used in everyday conversation, often informal and specific to a region or group.
Slang
Informal words or expressions that are often specific to a particular group or time period.
Contractions
Shortened forms of words or phrases, such as 'can't' or 'won't', commonly used in informal writing.
First-Person Pronouns
Words like 'I', 'me', 'we', and 'us' that create a personal and informal tone.
Conversational Tone
A relaxed and friendly style of communication that mimics spoken conversation.
Simple Sentence Structures
Short and straightforward sentences often used in informal writing to make it accessible and easy to follow.
Humour
The use of jokes or light-hearted language to engage the reader in an informal context.
Direct Address
Speaking directly to the reader using 'you' to create a personal and informal connection.
Exclamation Marks
Punctuation used to convey excitement or emphasis, often found in informal writing.

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