English Lesson on the difference between INFORMAL & FORMAL English

The video tutorial by Mark focuses on teaching informal English. It introduces five key tips: omitting auxiliary verbs in questions, leaving out the main verb and object after the auxiliary, avoiding repetition of infinitive clauses using 'to', omitting pronouns in negative sentences, and simplifying sentences with 'so' or 'not'. These tips aim to make English communication more informal and efficient, suitable for everyday conversations and informal writing.

Why do some people prefer to use informal English?

• To follow strict grammar rules

• To impress others

• To simplify communication

• To sound more intelligent

Which auxiliary verb is typically not omitted in informal English?

• You

• They

• I

• We

In informal English, how can you respond to 'I'd like to visit Australia one day'?

• I would like to visit too

• I think I will

• I think I would too

• I would like to go

How can you simplify the sentence 'Students should do their homework, or at least try to do their homework'?

• Students should do their homework, or at least try doing

• Students should do their homework, or at least try it

• Students should do their homework, or at least try to

• Students should do their homework, or at least try

What is a way to simplify the response 'I think Rome is beautiful'?

• I think it is

• I think yes

• I think so

• I think not