Sentences with phrase «use informal language»

Use informal language, such as you would in an actual conversation.

Don't use informal language (unless you know the email recipient very well), text - speak (BTW, LOL, etc.) and other acronyms.

The blog posts used informal language in a variety of other ways as well.

Not exact matches

BuzzFeed used a more informal, irreverent and entertaining language, found for example in its article: «10 Adorable Animals that Climate Change is Killing Off».

* Editor's Note (4/4/16): Although LEGO is the correct usage for singular and plural, «LEGOs» as a plural form was used in the video transcript because it reflects the informal spoken language used in the video.

Scammers are usually pretty terrible with grammar, spelling, and use of colloquialisms (informal language).

Professional development should outline strategies for integrating sophisticated, abstract vocabulary and language instruction into formal daily lessons, but also present ways to build language during informal interactions and thereby elevate overall language use in the classroom.

In another odd distinction, Levine argues that «automatic» language (informal speech used with peers) differs fundamentally from «literate» language (formal speech used in the classroom).

The set includes: 1 x whole school assembly 1 x fun quiz, ideal for use in class 1 x lesson on formal and informal language 1 x maths activity Union Jack symmetry for upper key stages 1 x printable Union flag bunting to colour in, for lower key stages.

The Committee calls out its support for informal science education with language identical to that used for the NASA appropriation:

The discussion segues into a lesson where students watch video clips and compare / contrast formal and informal language use in different settings.

The freedom of informal reflection extends to preservice teachers» choice of language or (mis) use of grammar, as informal reflection focuses on the act of reflection rather than the quality of writing.

An informal language can diversify your work, but using verbal slang, you risk losing a power of your arguments.

Phrase which is used in informal style, mostly slang language and means an immense sum of money.

Of the language used by the CRU scientists, the report said that it was generally «informal, using slang, jargon and acronyms.»

In my brief life, I have witnessed a dramatic shift of formal to informal use of language, heavily reflecting the digital age.

The perils and promises of a rising generation steeped in informal writing are particularly relevant to legal educators: Not only are we engaged in training students to be professional readers and writers who will carefully use written language to explain, to persuade, or to bind others, we frequently encourage students to use the rigor of writing to build their understanding and to create complex legal argument.

Facebook, Twitter, and texting are fun and popular... but the informal, abbreviated language and spelling you use with those are absolutely not appropriate when you contact a medical sales recruiter or a health care hiring manager.

Avoid the use of slang and informal language, since it is not appropriate for an interview context.

«This means knowing your content backward and forward, and being confident enough to use non-technical, informal language to convey a technical message.

They are vastly different from the formal letters used in the field of business, as they can be written in an informal language.