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Informal & Formal Writing: Elyse

Posted on June 18, 2012 by astanleyadmin

Informal and formal writing Right I was chilling out down the boozer when my mate showed us a real bling watch. A lot of bozzos started a right old punch up cause they think he nicked it. We made a … Continue reading →

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Informal & Formal writing: Kirsten

Posted on June 18, 2012 by astanleyadmin

LO:- I can change informal language into formal Informal Hey dude I had nothing to do with this, yeah. I was just chillin with my bros down at the boozer when I feel really Tom and Dick. After taking a … Continue reading →

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Informal & Formal Language: Abi P

Posted on June 18, 2012 by astanleyadmin

L.O:- I can change informal language into formal language. Informal Hey, me did nothin wrong! Me went down to the boozer to chill out man. Me drank too much, you know. I started to feel Tom and Dick real bad … Continue reading →

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Informal & Formal language: Charlotte

Posted on June 18, 2012 by astanleyadmin

LO:- I can change informal language into formal language. Informal. Like Yo honour dude, I was chillin’ in me close boozer, then me had a mettin’ wiv’ me ralf down a side street uknow? Like I was creamed so me … Continue reading →

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Informal & Formal language: Katie

Posted on June 18, 2012 by astanleyadmin

In the court   Hey dude. I was hangin out with some birds at the boozer. After 2 pints I started to feel a bit Tom and Dick. The birds started yapping about me going to the docs because I … Continue reading →

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Informal & Formal Language: Lily

Posted on June 15, 2012 by astanleyadmin

In Literacy this week we have been looking at formal and informal (colloquial) language. We looked at various examples and then completed an exercise where we had to write a speech for someone facing a trial in colloquial language before … Continue reading →

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