GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Vocabulary: Informal Language - Explained

The video tutorial explains the use of language suitable for everyday communication. It provides examples of informal writing, such as emails to friends or letters to family members, highlighting the casual tone appropriate for these contexts.

What is the primary purpose of using everyday language?

• To impress others with complex vocabulary

• To communicate effectively in casual settings

• To write formal documents

• To confuse the reader

Which of the following is an example of using everyday language?

• Composing a scientific report

• Sending a casual email to a friend

• Drafting a legal contract

• Writing a thesis paper

When might you use everyday language in written communication?

• When writing a letter to a government official

• When sending a thank you note to a family member

• When creating a technical manual

• When preparing a business proposal

Why is it important to use everyday language in certain scenarios?

• To adhere to academic standards

• To demonstrate superior knowledge

• To ensure clarity and relatability

• To maintain a formal tone

In which situation would everyday language be inappropriate?

• Drafting a legal document

• Emailing a friend

• Writing a letter to an aunt

• Thanking someone for a gift