Across
- 2. modern academic writing rarely uses this register. Sometimes, it may be encountered when reading transcripts of speeches or historical documents.
- 5. The term register is most commonly used to describe….
- 6. “The Bible”, “The constitution”, “Romeo and Juliet” are examples of which style?
- 8. This register typically refers to informal speech used between people who know each other well.
- 9. It is normally used between people who know each other well. Features of this register show a lack of grammar, spelling, punctuation.
- 10. Generally journalism and occasionally academic writing use this register, there is usually a close relationship between the writer.
Down
- 1. “Bacteria thrive in unhygienic and warm conditions” what register is used in this sentence?
- 3. This register is neither colloquial nor personal and is the register that is mostly used in academic writing. It is a register where strong opinions can be expressed objectively.
- 4. In writing it generally refers to the choices in vocabulary and the accuracy of their use in the written text.
- 7. It is defined as the way a speaker uses language differently in different circumstances.