PAPER

INFORMAL AND INFORMAL CONVERSATIONS

PROPER ENGLISH

COMPILED BY: GROUP 3

1. Fresna Lalawan 8. Halima Borut

2. Mufidah Nur kisty kaisupy 9. Diva kelbia

3. Aprilia Sipahelut 10. Febby Letelay

4. Ananta Kolely 11. Mince Jaolat

5.Fitria Keliobas 12.Margareta Saimasa

6.Fitriani Kelubas 13.Astrid Latuputty

7. Anjali selsily

HIGH SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES (STIKes)

MALUKU HUSADA DIII MIDWIFERY STUDY PROGRAM

ACADEMIC YEAR 2023/2024

 FOREWORD
We give thanks to the presence of God Almighty, because it is by His grace that this paper was
completed on time. The paper is entitled "Formal and Informal Conversation in Precise English.

We realize that this paper is not free from shortcomings. This is due to the limited knowledge and
abilities that we have. Therefore, we will gladly accept all readers' criticisms and suggestions for
further improvement of the paper.
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INTRODUCTION

A. BACKGROUND
 Understanding Formal and Informal

Formal language is official language that is standardized by rules or conventions with a

standard form, while informal language is language that is not standardized and its use is not
in formal situations or can be said to be applied in casual everyday life.

How to differentiate between formal and informal English?

The use of grammar in formal English must be in accordance with standard and regular
grammar. It is not permitted to use abbreviated words or slang. Meanwhile, in informal
English, you are allowed to use English slang words in conversation.

 FORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM

1. Definition of Informal and Formal conversation?
2. Examples of formal and informal conversations

 OBJECTIVE
1. So that students can understand formal and informal conversations
2. Able to know examples of formal and informal conversations
 CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION

A. Formal and informal conversations in English appropriately.

 Understanding Formal and Informal

Formal language is official language that is standardized by rules or conventions with a

standard form, while informal language is language that is not standardized and its use is not
in formal situations or can be said to be applied in casual everyday life.

How to differentiate between formal and informal English?

The use of grammar in formal English must be in accordance with standard and regular
grammar. It is not permitted to use abbreviated words or slang. Meanwhile, in informal
English, you are allowed to use English slang words in conversation.

 Things You Need to Know about Formal Conversations

Formal conversation itself is a conversation carried out in a formal (official) situation or

atmosphere and can occur either when we speak directly or via other communication links,
such as the telephone, with the person we are talking to.

In general, formal conversations are slightly different from informal conversations and there
are several things we should pay attention to. Some things that must be considered when we
are involved in a formal conversation include:

Greetings or greetings in formal conversations are usually said with a more formal
intonation. When we meet people whose age or rank is much older or higher than us, use
appropriate titles.
Avoid using professional language or slang. Apart from the situation, using slang when
having a formal conversation can be considered impolite.

When involved in formal conversation, it is a good idea to reduce the use of combined words
(known as "reducted phrases" and "word linking" in English). Examples that we often hear
include ".. (must)" or "lemme (allow or let me...)".
Minimize the use of "contracted words", such as "you're...".

 Examples of Formal Conversations

1. First Point

 Rebuke
“You should not consume raw or undercooked meat, because it contains germs
And bacteria that are dangerous for fetal growth.”

 Sigh
“I feel like lately I get tired very easily if I do a lot
 Homework".

 Praise
“You look beautiful while you are pregnant.”

 Entertain
"Mother is a strong woman to give birth to this baby."

 Apologize
"I apologize for my negligence."

 Deny
"He is not my biological child."

 Request
"Ma'am, midwife, let me have a normal delivery."

2.Second Point

 Answer and make telephone calls

"Hello, good morning, I'm midwife Febby"
"Yes, morning, mother. Is there anything I can help you with?

 Examples of Informal conversations

1.First point
 Rebuke
"You must not consume alcohol"

 Sigh
“Why do I feel nauseous and vomiting in the morning?”

 Praise
"Maternal fetal growth is very good"

 Entertain
"Be patient, mother, I will always be there to help you until you feel better
Good".

 Apologize
"Sorry mother, the fetus cannot be saved."

 Deny
"He is not my brother"

 Request
"Are you willing for me to take this action?"
2. Point Two

 Answer and make telephone calls

"Hello, who is this?

"Hello Budi here.

CHAPTER III
CLOSING
A. CONCLUSION

From the paper we wrote, it can be concluded that formal conversations are conversations
carried out in official situations and in standard language. Meanwhile, informal conversations
are conversations that are not standardized and are not used in official situations.
Therefore, we can distinguish between formal and informal language when having a
conversation in certain situations.

B. SUGGESTIONS
Contents
FOREWORD ...........................................................................................................................................2
CHAPTER I .............................................................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................3
A. BACKGROUND ...............................................................................................................................3
CHAPTER II ............................................................................................................................................4
DISCUSSION ..........................................................................................................................................4
A. Formal and informal conversations in English appropriately. .......................................................4
CHAPTER III ...........................................................................................................................................7
CLOSING ................................................................................................................................................7
A. CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................................7
B. SUGGESTIONS ...............................................................................................................................7