Formal vs Informal Language Challenge

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Test your formal writing skills.

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Froggy Jumps Formal vs Informal Language ChallengeOnline version Test your formal writing skills. by Rahmatullo Mirzamahmudov 1 Which sentence is more formal for a request? 'I would like to request a meeting.' vs 'I want to meet.' a I want to meet. b I would like to request a meeting. c I wish to have a meeting. 2 In formal writing, which form is preferred: 'do not' or 'don't'? a do not b don't c cannot 3 When emailing formally, which salutation is appropriate: 'Hello Mr. Smith,' or 'Hey Smith,'? a Hi there, b Hello Mr. Smith, c Hey Smith, 4 Which form is more formal: 'gonna' or 'going to'? a going to force b gonna c going to 5 For formal tone, which pronoun is often favored to avoid addressing the reader directly: 'one' or 'you'? a one b you c we 6 Which sentence is too informal for a report: 'This result is cool.' or 'This result is interesting.'? a This result is notable. b This result is interesting. c This result is cool. 7 In formal writing, which punctuation is typically avoided: '!' exclamation marks or '.' periods? a Periods b Question marks c Exclamation marks 8 Which sentence uses passive voice appropriately in formal writing: 'The report was prepared by the team.' or 'The team prepared the report.'? a The report prepared the team. b The report was prepared by the team. c The team prepared the report. 9 Which greeting is most formal in a business letter: 'Dear Sir or Madam,' or 'Hi there,'? a Dear Sir or Madam, b Hi there, c Hello there, 10 Which phrase is more formal for citing a source: 'as per' or 'according to'? a per the source b according to c as per

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Formal vs Informal Language Challenge

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Formal vs Informal Language ChallengeOnline version

by Rahmatullo Mirzamahmudov

Which sentence is more formal for a request? 'I would like to request a meeting.' vs 'I want to meet.'

In formal writing, which form is preferred: 'do not' or 'don't'?

When emailing formally, which salutation is appropriate: 'Hello Mr. Smith,' or 'Hey Smith,'?

Which form is more formal: 'gonna' or 'going to'?

For formal tone, which pronoun is often favored to avoid addressing the reader directly: 'one' or 'you'?

Which sentence is too informal for a report: 'This result is cool.' or 'This result is interesting.'?

In formal writing, which punctuation is typically avoided: '!' exclamation marks or '.' periods?

Which sentence uses passive voice appropriately in formal writing: 'The report was prepared by the team.' or 'The team prepared the report.'?

Which greeting is most formal in a business letter: 'Dear Sir or Madam,' or 'Hi there,'?

Which phrase is more formal for citing a source: 'as per' or 'according to'?