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    The document provides examples of formal and informal phrases in English. For introductions, meetings, and future plans, the formal phrases use "may I", "it was nice meeting you", and "I would like to". The informal phrases replace these with "please meet", "nice meeting you", and "I'd like to". For questions, the formal version uses "was that not" while the informal is "wasn't that". The document then lists phrases and the reader must identify whether each one is formal or informal.

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    The document provides examples of formal and informal phrases in English. For introductions, meetings, and future plans, the formal phrases use "may I", "it was nice meeting you", and "I would like to". The informal phrases replace these with "please meet", "nice meeting you", and "I'd like to". For questions, the formal version uses "was that not" while the informal is "wasn't that". The document then lists phrases and the reader must identify whether each one is formal or informal.

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    To You My Teacher, Mrs. Dela Cruz.: Formal

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    sheshe
    The document provides examples of formal and informal phrases in English. For introductions, meetings, and future plans, the formal phrases use "may I", "it was nice meeting you", and "I would like to". The informal phrases replace these with "please meet", "nice meeting you", and "I'd like to". For questions, the formal version uses "was that not" while the informal is "wasn't that". The document then lists phrases and the reader must identify whether each one is formal or informal.

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    Formal- May I introduce

    to you my teacher, Mrs.


    Dela Cruz.
    Informal- Please meet
    my teacher, Mrs. Dela
    Cruz.
    Formal- It was nice
    meeting you.
    Informal- Nice meeting
    you!
    Formal- Hi! I would like
    to join you this Saturday.
    Informal- Hi! I’d like to
    join you this Saturday.
    Formal- Was that not
    exciting?
    Informal- Wasn’t that
    exciting?
    Identify the formal and informal English
    used. Write your answer to the organizer.
    •Don’t forget to call me.
    •I would be grateful if you could reply early.
    •I have completed my homework this
    evening.
    •I’ll see you soon.
    •Please let me know when you will be
    available.
    •I can’t go to your party.
    __1. Nice to meet you. See ya.
    __2. Anybody in here?
    __3. I would like to have a
    hamburger and a soda.
    __4. I am afraid I will not be able
    to attend.
    __5. Sorry, I can’t make it.

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