Formal vs Informal Language Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Formal vs Informal Language ChallengeVersión en línea Test your formal writing skills. por 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 ChallengeVersión en línea

Test your formal writing skills.

por Rahmatullo Mirzamahmudov

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

I want to meet.

I would like to request a meeting.

I wish to have a meeting.

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

do not

don't

cannot

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

Hi there,

Hello Mr. Smith,

Hey Smith,

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

going to force

gonna

going to

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

one

you

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

This result is notable.

This result is interesting.

This result is cool.

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

Periods

Question marks

Exclamation marks

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

The report prepared the team.

The report was prepared by the team.

The team prepared the report.

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

Dear Sir or Madam,

Hi there,

Hello there,

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

per the source

according to

as per

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Formal vs Informal Language ChallengeVersión en línea

por 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'?

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