Looks good enough to eat! Great job at making pizza 72!
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Grade 7's "Good Intentioned Graffiti Wall"
We've been working on creating our own "Good Intentioned" graffiti messages.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Kevin's Informal vs. Formal Language Definitions
Informal Language
Well informal language is defined as a spontaneous speech that may be used as natural or "real life'' and also it is the use of low dialect. Some examples of places you would use informal language in are talking to someone with less authority then you, talking to friends and family, or a potrayal of ''real'' life in a soap opera.
Formal Language
Formal language is defined as language you would use when speaking to a big audience, or the assumption of a role by the speaker. Also it is used for means of communication like writing, or the use of ''high'' dialect. Some examples of places were you use ''high'' or formal language are a lecture, or a political speach.
These are the differences between formal and informal language.
by kevin.w.72
Well informal language is defined as a spontaneous speech that may be used as natural or "real life'' and also it is the use of low dialect. Some examples of places you would use informal language in are talking to someone with less authority then you, talking to friends and family, or a potrayal of ''real'' life in a soap opera.
Formal Language
Formal language is defined as language you would use when speaking to a big audience, or the assumption of a role by the speaker. Also it is used for means of communication like writing, or the use of ''high'' dialect. Some examples of places were you use ''high'' or formal language are a lecture, or a political speach.
These are the differences between formal and informal language.
by kevin.w.72
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