DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH
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Keywords:Oral,intonation,pauses,meaning,communication,coherence,contents,punctuation,contexts,hesitations,gestures,linguistic features,articulation,voices,fluencies,grammatical rules,conversational.Abstract
Abstract: Spoken and written English differ significantly in structure, style, and purpose. Spoken English is often informal, spontaneous, and context-dependent, featuring contractions, pauses, and non-standard grammar. It relies on intonation, body language, and immediate feedback for meaning. In contrast, written English is more structured, formal, and carefully revised, following grammatical conventions for clarity and coherence. While spoken language allows for real-time interaction and adaptability, written communication ensures permanence and precision. Understanding these differences is essential for effective communication in various social, academic, and professional contexts. This article explores these distinctions, their implications, and strategies for mastering both forms of language
