Improve English Speaking Skills Everyday (Tips to speak in English) English Conversation Practice

good morning Mike we'll start the class  in about 10 minutes but you can come in

sup bro I am gonna wait here  I'll grab a coffee catch up later

sup bro what Mike where did  you learn those expressions

I watched it in a movie teacher I'm  learning English with movies also with songs

oh I see well you should be careful which  movies you watch and what music you listen to

but why was it incorrect I'm  just a learning teacher I'm sorry

no it's not incorrect but it is really informal  you can't always talk like this that's the thing  

no why not I mean that's also  English right I don't understand

well there is formal and informal English  mic I think you should learn the difference

formal and informal English I didn't know  that teacher can you please explain it to me

of course Mike I will explain to you about  formal and informal English pay attention

like many languages English has a formal and  

informal register how a language  is used in different situations

knowing the differences between the two can  significantly improve your level of fluency

so how do you say talk to a superior  versus a close family member in English  

we'll see that formal English is  a standard and Polished form of  

English using academic business and  similar context like Communications  

from the government for example you use it  for people in a higher position than you

like your teacher or boss or complete strangers  as well as academic or business writing

interviews and presentations in formal  English is used in everyday conversations

Unwritten Communication in places like  social media you use it with family members

friends and peers these are people who  are your social equals in casual settings

now I'll give you some situations  and examples where you can find  

the difference between formal and informal English

contractions contractions are common  in informal language they are a common

there are two words merged together  and are characterized by an apostrophe

for example cannot and can't it's  different if you say I cannot listen to you  

and I can't listen to you I mean the meaning is  the same but one is formal and the other informal

oh now I see why when I heard the president's  speech he said I will not lie to you  

instead of using I won't lie to  you now I get it thank you teacher

you're welcome now phrasal verbs  appraisal verb is an idiomatic phrase

that consists of a verb and another  element typically an adverb or preposition

phrasal verbs are more common in  informal contexts than formal ones

for example the patient got over his illness  in this case get over is the phrasal verb

which makes the sentence informal the formal way  could be the patient recovered from his illness

another example the results of the study  were mixed up mixed up is the phrasal verb  

and the formal way could be the results  of the study were confused you see

yeah now I see when I watched a movie  about the dangerous neighborhood

they used a lot of phrasal verbs  and I couldn't understand anything I

yeah but listen I'm not saying you  shouldn't learn racial verbs absolutely not

in fact learning the phrasal verbs are  crucial to speak English that's for sure

in any case you should learn both  phrasal verbs and their synonyms

if you want we can make a video about  that just let me know on the comments

yeah you always say we should learn phrasal  verbs thank you teacher um what else

well another thing is idioms I don't  know if you have heard about that before

yes teacher I think the most common  example is it's a piece of cake

very good it's a piece of cake it's an idiom

it means something is easy for example she's a  smart girl so most School subjects are a piece  

of cake for her or break the eyes which  means start a conversation and a lot more

it could be great if you can make a  video about idioms teacher oh could you

sure but only if our subscribers like the  idea that's also very useful to speak English

colloquialisms and slang colloquialisms and slang  are words and phrases regarded as very informal  

and rarely used in written speech they  typically vary between groups of people

regions professions or age groups in  the English-speaking World Americans  

use different slang from Brits by the way Brits  is a slang word for people from Britain and OSIS

Isis land War for people from Australia  another examples are dude which means friend  

Bach which is the informal name for  the American dollar chill out is relax

and many more examples you can see a  lot of them in movies also in songs

I can also make a video about that these  links are really common in everyday English

yes please and if you also want it  let us know on the comments guys

to finish first person pronouns  or active voice and passive voice

you'll typically see passive  voice in informal settings  

particularly in official or academic writing

for example we asked the students to  complete a survey that is informal

the formal way could be the students  were asked to complete a survey you see

that sounds interesting I want you to tell  me more about that please please teacher

of course but I will have to do it in a  next video because now we don't have time

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