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    The document discusses different types of spoken registers: [1] Frozen register uses fixed language and grammar, [2] Formal register is used for academic purposes like assignments, [3] Consultative register is used in professional settings like between teachers and students, [4] Casual register is informal language among friends including slang, and [5] Intimate register is reserved for close family and intimate relationships. It provides an example dialog in casual register between two friends greeting and saying goodbye.

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    Name: Ace Jae Bautista

    Year/Course/Section: 1 BSIT

    LESSON 4: SPOKEN REGISTER

    PRACTICE 1: TYPES OF SPOKEN REGISTER


    Contrast the different kinds of registers in the grid below. Use words and phrases in bullet
    form.

    Kinds of Register Meaning Use Example

    1. - They don't change, they - Use of language is fixed - All visitors are invited
    sometimes include old and relatively static. to proceed upstairs
    Frozen grammar or vocabulary. immediately.

    2. - Includes academic language - Use when writing for - Wedding vows


    from speeches, proclamations professional or academic
    Formal and formal announcements. purposes like university
    assignments.

    3. - Formal and acceptable - Used in professional  - Include discourse


    speech often used in settings between teachers and
    Consultative professional settings. students, judges and
    lawyers, doctors and
    patients, and others.

    4. - Informal language of a - Used among friends and - Talking with friends


    broader but still well-defined peers, and includes informal talking with friends.
    Casual social group, and includes language including slang
    - Slang
    slang, elliptical and elided and colloquialisms.
    sentences, and frequent
    interruption.

    5. - Reserved for close family  - Use reserved for close - Husband, wife
    members such as parents and family members such as
    Intimate children and siblings, or parents and children and - Boyfriend /girlfriend
    intimate people such as siblings, or intimate people
    -Pets
    spouses. such as spouses
     
    PRACTICE 2: BEYONG READING

    Write a short dialog highlighting one register. Limit your dialog to 2-3 characters with at least
    6 exchanges. Use the space below for your answer.

    Casual Register

    Boy: Hi!

    Girl: Hi!

    Boy: How are you?

    Girl: Not Bad!

    Boy: What’s new with you?

    : What’s up?

    Girl: Not Much

    Boy: Bye.. See you tomorrow

    Girl: Bye

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