A register is a variety of language used for a particular purpose or social situation. There are formal and informal registers for both speaking and writing. Writing can be formal, using correct grammar, or informal, where slang and colloquialisms are accepted. Additionally, there are many language varieties like British English and American English which differ in grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary depending on location.

1. REGISTERS AND LANGUAGE VARIETIES:
*LANGUAGE
VARIABLE

2. *WHAT IS A REGISTER?
REGISTER IS A VARIETY OF LANGUAGE USED FOR
PARTICULAR PURPOSE FOR A PARTICULAR SOCIAL
SITUATION.

3. *
TOPIC:
WE ARE SPEAKING ABOUT
SPEAKING
TONE:
FORMAL AND INFORMAL
Serious, angry, exciting, personal,
affecting.

4. *WRITING
FORMAL:
THE USE OF CORRECT GRAMMAR
STRUCTURE.
TO AVOID ANY COLLOQUIAL
LANGUAGE, SLANG OR JARGON.

5. *WRITING
INFORMAL
IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO FOLLOW
GRAMMAR RULES.
WRITERS CAN USE SLANGS,
JARGONS: COOL, OK, ETC.

6. *LANGUAGE
VARIETIES
*THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT
LANGUAGE VARIETIES.
*FOR EXAMPLE:
*BRITHISH ENGLISH
*AMERICAN ENGLISH
THEY USE THE ENGLISH IN
DIFFERENT WAYS.
GRAMMAR AND
PRONUNCIATION.

7. *BRITISH ENGLISH: COLOUR, HUMOUR, OFFENCE.
TO ASK QUESTIONS: THEY USE THE PRESENT
PERFECT.
HAVE YOU BEEN TO VENICE?
*AMERICAN ENGLISH: COLOR, HUMOR, OFFENSE.
TO ASK QUESTIONS: THEY USE THE PAST SIMPLE
DID YOU GO TO VENICE?
BRITISH ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN ENGLISH