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GCSE English> General notes> Language
Below is a selection of different types of language.

Formal - Language used for a professional feel such as in a business letter.

Informal - Language used in an everyday situation which may include slang.

Slang - Used in general conversation and not found in the dictionary.

Informative - Gives the reader specific information such as facts and figures.

Descriptive - Uses many adjectives to help explain what is being spoken about.

Emotive - Uses many adjectives to explain a person's feelings.

Dialogue - Text that is being spoken.

Emphasising - Drawing attention to a particular point.

Persuasive - Trying to force a particular point of view on someone.

Imperative - Gives the reader instructions and orders.

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