Formal language usage and its main features

Fergana state university
English language and literature faculty
Group-21/85
Anvarova Madinakhan
Aspects of language
independent work
Formal language usage and its main features

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  Formal words may usually used to people in an official situation or humans you can not know well (e.g director of schools, personnel manager, etc).
  
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  They can used in a formal style with polite, impersonal tone.
  
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  You can speak a formal words to communicate with person who is official
  

Examples
A formal language must include:
a) A formal greeting (e.g. dear sir/madam- when you don’t know the person’s name ; dear ms green – when you know the person’s name );
Main features of formal language

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  B) an entering in which you do lecture opening phrases and remember your reason(s) for speaking e.g I am addressing you for the position of….)
  
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  c) a main body in which you do lecture about the special subject(s)
  

Of your speech in detail, starting a new speech for each theme;
d) Conclusion in which you do lecture with you closing phrases:
e.G my adddressing is consists of these…..;
e) Formal ending ( I am proud of talking with you )
In formal ending also there is difference between the people whom you know very well or you don’t know very well
Tenses in the formal language

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  present simple tense –to be
  
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  I am eighteen – year –old
  
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  To have not to have got , because to have is more formal than to have got :
  

e.G I have a c1 in the korean language
present perfect tense
( I have been working as a builder for the last three years.)
present simple tense as a general tense
Example: I promise myself to be good and responsible .
In the closing part of your speech

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  I will be available for working in september
  
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  I enclose references from my last three employers.
  
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  I look forward to listening from you .
  

past simple tense
e.G I left school in 2011
I worked for clinic for five years.
present perfect to talk about recent work / studies
I have just finished simple school .