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Registers of Language

Do you agree? In different situations, people use different language styles.

What is a Register? Different language styles used for different purposes in different social settings Public Private

How do you decide which language register is appropriate to use? Deciding which language register is appropriate depends on the Social Setting Topic Who are you talking to

Rule A person can go from one register to the next register without any conflicts if it is the register next to it. More moves than that, then your language would seem offensive, inappropriate or just crazy!

Five Language Registers Frozen Formal Consultative Casual Intimate Public Private

Frozen Register Language that rarely or never changes Examples Pledge of Allegiance Prayers Laws Words to a song

Formal Register One-way communication Uses complete sentences Impersonal and formal Examples: Announcements Speeches

Consultative Register Two way communication used in conversation No past experience with that person Examples Student-teacher Doctor-patient Employer-employee Lawyer-judge

Casual Register A language used by friends Past experience with that person Often uses slang

Intimate Register Language shared between couples, twins, and very close friends Often a “secret language” or finish each other’s sentences