Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Informal"

A: "Informal" when refering to language, means a casual or slightly slang way or saying something.

A: Not formal

A: Informal: friendly way, unofficial style.
Polite: opposite of informal, respectful manner

A: What’s up?
Nice to meet you!
Can’t wait to see you!
Thanks!

A: "don't speak with informal languagr with the elder"

"he greeted her in an informal manner"

"they chat informally because they are good friends"

A: Informal = not fancy, slang, not necessarily "proper"

A: Informal is a casual occasion or situation. Something you would say to your friends would be informal like "hey man what's up".

Formal is something you would say to a stranger or your boss, it's more respectful such as "Hello sir, how have you been".

A: Informal is when you're not being formal. Formal is when you're using proper words in sentences. Being impolite is basically being rude

A: most of the time they're interchangeable. I'd say informal had a nuance of being related to something preplanned.

the dress is informal/casual

we are having an informal/casual greeting party.

A: Informal and casual are near enough the same thing. They both refer to a more relaxed method of speaking the language when compared to formal speech (which would typically be used at job interviews etc). Colloquial language is similar to 'slang' language in that it includes words or phrases which aren't officially part of the language but are generally understood by most people.

A: I still feel like I'm a teenager.

or

I have a young soul

or

Mentally, I feel like I'm still in highschool

A: Sorry I meant to add an even more casual way…

“ This is very good.” Or “This is tasty”.

Anyone of them can be used…

A: My actions took a role in it

A: I just want to chit chat

A:

What happened? (You made a minor spelling mistake)

In everyday conversations, you don't need to always apply grammar. This is why it is different from writing.

In writing, it would be:

What has happened?
What's happened?
etc
etc

Tenses
What's happening?

A: The "t" is pronounced as a "held t" - I suggest searching for videos on "American Accent held T" if you want to hear more examples.

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