Formal, Neutral, Informal: Use the correct register in English!

The English language has such a large vocabulary, and you’ll often find several different words with the same meaning. But each word has a different effect, because it can be either formal, informal, or somewhere in between. Another name for these different types of word is ‘register’. In this class, you’ll see examples of words to choose from in different contexts - for example, if you like a film, would you call it splendid, good, or cool? www.engvid.com/formal-neutral...
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In this lesson:
0:00 Vocabulary for Different Registers: formal, neutral, informal
2:21 Food Vocabulary: formal, neutral, informal
4:59 Words for 'look': formal, neutral, informal
6:39 Words for 'good': formal, neutral, informal
7:37 Words for 'bad': formal, neutral, informal
9:04 Words for money: formal, neutral, informal

[@engvidGill]

Thanks for watching, everybody! For more vocabulary videos, watch these next:
Advanced English Vocabulary: Puns & Double Meanings ua-cam.com/video/4e9pSFN795U/v-deo.html
British English & American English: 11 Vocabulary Differences ua-cam.com/video/i9c37vMbxGg/v-deo.html

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Hello Gill, it is almost midnight here in Türkiye. I am not able to watch the video now sorry, I will in the morning. I am sure that You came with a very productive lesson again, thanks in advance. It's 21 of March tomorrow, I wasn't used to celebrate it till I studied at the university in Bishkek/ Krgyzstan. After living there for 5 years and experiencing the cold they have there I do celebrate it even in our Izmir , which has a Mediterranean climate. It will be the spring equinox and day and night will be equalised. How wonderful it is isn't it ? I wish every human and nation and country will have the same chance someday. I am sorry for Cuba, They have shortages in every condition of life recently even They don't have any war or something. Why shouldn't They live like the other wealthy countries, why They don't deserve it, who makes it to Them?
Anyways, wish You happy, healthy, prosperous spring and years ahead, greetings and Blessings from Türkiye😘🤗🤞🙏!

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Thank you! I need this kind of information because I am afraid to mix the registers up!

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[@heathrowsan4817]

food
formal: delicious+ appetising
neutral: tasty
informal: yummy

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To my dear teacher, I really appreciate your course. Thank you very much.

[@denisesousa5153]

Dosh and readies! Wow! Thank you! I'd never seen those words before! ❤

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You are clearing all doubts regarding spoken english madam...Thanks a lotttttt....

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Thank you very much Gill. It’s such an important and practical reminder for matching words and context.

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[@heathrowsan4817]

Good
formal: excellent +splendid
neutral: good+fine
informal: cool+ brilliant..

[@eliyahmaryn]

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Thank you Ms Gill, as always excellent video. I have learned a lot from your videos.

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Great lesson! It is new to me.

[@devjanichakraborty6204]

Thanks, Ma'am Gill ! This is a wonderful lesson on formal, neutral and informal, three different registers in vocabulary ! I personally feel that there can be another way of looking at it. The words commonly used by three generations : the older people, their children and their grandchildren respectively.😊

[@devjanichakraborty6204]

Detest is the word used in French more often than in English !

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I find the lesson very interesting.Would you help us with the essays?You are the mosy experienced teacher and I am sure you may help us .Thank you

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[@plutoregolo9130]

Thank you Gill, interesting video. All these informal words are of Latin origin. Latin: deliciosus, appetitus, observo, percipio, excellens, splendidus, detestabilis, fundus". Horrible, from latin "horribilis". Horror is a latin word:" horror, horroris" (latin genitive). In Latin "observo" means "to look carefully". In Latin "video" means " I look, I see" (first singular person)

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Great lessons, really! Thank you so much. Could you please make a lesson on 'yet', 'still' vs 'already'?

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Marzo. 20.2024
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My twins, aged three, both use the word delicious. They picked it up during our pretend picnics.

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Splendid ❤

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If all English people spoke like Gill, we would understand everything!!! But unfortunately for us they speak differently!!! As usual a very useful lesson. Take care Gill.

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I could assure you that she is being well articulated purposely because she knows she is teaching English for foreigners and she knows most of us can't understand them when they are sounding themselves naturally, as they do it do it speaking to each other in their duties and rendezvous . But, yes, I agree, she is an amazing teacher, she looks like doing it for long time, she knows what she does.

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[@AndyCrazo]

Example: "Taylor swift is detestable" 😂
Thank you Gil Amazing lesson 🎉

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Hello Gill! If I may make a point, detestable is a strong word Gill. I like inappropriate. Gross is okay I guess. Thank you for this lesson. very good indeed!

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I like the British accent It sounds sexy to my ears. You have many sexies accents in England. But on the internet I watch more videos in the american accent. Thanks a million for the video you made. See you next time Gill.

[@heathrowsan4817]

Money
formal: funds+ funding
neutral: money + cash
informal: dosh + readies

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Hello Mrs Gil, kindly can you tell me if you have had, lot of years ago a role of a english teacher of Czechoslovak pilots in a Czechoslovak film?

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Teacher you can take class about phonetics

[@heathrowsan4817]

Looking
formal: observe+ perceive
neutral: look+see
informal: peek+ peep

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Hi i have a question friend of mine says instead of saying there is no milk in my coffee you must say my coffee is milk off is this correct acceptable?

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I sound so intelligent using these words in front of my clients, lol.

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[@buonleo]

I am vexed by the prospect of partaking in the repast presented afore me. The fare seems lacking in appeal and does not inspire my palate. 😅

[@Feelisegood]

Formal english is french with extra steps

[@user-oi2cw9qb2i]

Question to english teachers,
What is correct to say: different from or different than?
In the example below, which is correct?
a) Cost of life has a different meaning than cost of living.
b) Cost of life has a different meaning from cost of living?

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