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In conversation, people usually adjust the register, or (i) , of their
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In conversation, people usually adjust the register, or (i) ______ , of their speech according to the circumstances in which they find themselves. For example, they will be less (ii) ______ in their use of vocabulary and (iii) ______ when relaxing with friends than when they are speaking with clergy or legal officials.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
|---|---|---|
| A. meaning | D. thoughtful | G. lexicon |
| B. significance | E. interested | H. grammar |
| C. style | F. formal | I. verbiage |
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In conversation, people usually adjust the register, or (i) _style_ , of their speech according to the circumstances in which they find themselves. For example, they will be less (ii) __formal_ in their use of vocabulary and (iii) ___grammar___ when relaxing with friends than when they are speaking with clergy or legal officials.
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05 Sep 2021, 19:09
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It would be great if you provide an explanation as well.
eskay1981 wrote:
In conversation, people usually adjust the register, or (i) _style_ , of their speech according to the circumstances in which they find themselves. For example, they will be less (ii) __formal_ in their use of vocabulary and (iii) ___grammar___ when relaxing with friends than when they are speaking with clergy or legal officials.
