GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Vocabulary: Standard English - Explained

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of using formal language in GCSE exams. It explains that formal language is generally expected unless communicating informally with friends or family.

Why is it important to use formal language in your GCSE exams?

• It makes your writing more casual.

• It is expected in formal assessments.

• It is a requirement for informal letters.

• It helps in writing to friends.

What is the main focus of using formal language in exams?

• To impress friends.

• To meet exam requirements.

• To make writing more fun.

• To confuse the reader.

In which situations should formal language be used?

• When texting family members.

• When writing to a friend.

• In formal exams and assessments.

• In casual conversations.

Which of the following is NOT a reason to use formal language?

• It is expected in official documents.

• It is required in exams.

• It is used in professional settings.

• It is suitable for casual chats.

What is an example of when you might not use formal language?

• Writing a letter to a company.

• Sending an email to a professor.

• Texting a family member.

• Submitting a school essay.