Features of Colloquial Language

Where are you at?

• Fillers

• Contraction

• Subjective Pronouns

• Split Infinitives

• Ending sentence with a Preposition

Answer explanation

The word "at" at the end of the sentence is a preposition. It doesn't meant to end the sentence; the sentence can function with or without it.

I want to quickly finish my homework so I could play mobile games.

• Fillers

• Contraction

• Subjective Pronouns

• Split Infinitives

• Ending sentence with a Preposition

Answer explanation

The word "quickly" is placed in between the infinivite, "to finish".

You'll be late for tomorrow's event if you don't sleep early.

• Fillers

• Contraction

• Subjective Pronouns

• Split Infinitives

• Ending sentence with a Preposition

Answer explanation

The words "you'll" and "don't" is a contraction of "you will" and "do not".

Err, why would you say that?

• Fillers

• Contraction

• Subjective Pronouns

• Split Infinitives

• Ending sentence with a Preposition

Answer explanation

"Err" is a meaningless word/sound.

She went to the nearest bookstore to buy new books.

• Fillers

• Contraction

• Subjective Pronouns

• Split Infinitives

• Ending sentence with a Preposition

Answer explanation

The word "she" is a pronoun that serves as the subject of the sentence and performs the action of the verb.

Define each features in 1-2 sentence/s with your own words.

Filler

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Contraction

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Subjective Pronouns

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Split Infinitives

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Ending sentence with a Preposition