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Formal or informal language?

5th grade (Year 6 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.5.3.B, L.4.3.C · England: Y6 GPS (formal and informal vocabulary and structures), Y5/6 Writing (register)

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  1. Question 1

    Which sentence is best for a letter to a head teacher or principal?

    • A. Hiya! Can we go to the science museum?
    • B. Science museum trip, yes or no?
    • C. I am writing to ask whether our class could visit the science museum.
    • D. So, like, the science museum would be cool.
  2. Question 2

    Is this sentence formal or informal? Can't wait to see you!

    • A. formal
    • B. informal
  3. Question 3

    Which is the most FORMAL way to say "ask for"?

    • A. request
    • B. beg for
    • C. go for
    • D. ask around
  4. Question 4

    Which sentence is best for a letter to a head teacher or principal?

    • A. Check out our report!
    • B. Please find attached our class report on recycling.
    • C. Recycling report, enjoy!
    • D. Here's our recycling stuff.
  5. Question 5

    Is this sentence formal or informal? We would be grateful if you could reply by Friday.

    • A. formal
    • B. informal
  6. Question 6

    Which is the most FORMAL way to say "ask for"?

    • A. ask around
    • B. go for
    • C. request
    • D. beg for
  7. Question 7

    Which sentence is best for a letter to a head teacher or principal?

    • A. Hiya! Can we go to the science museum?
    • B. Science museum trip, yes or no?
    • C. So, like, the science museum would be cool.
    • D. I am writing to ask whether our class could visit the science museum.
  8. Question 8

    Is this sentence formal or informal? Text me when you get there.

    • A. formal
    • B. informal
  9. Question 9

    Which is the most FORMAL way to say "tell"?

    • A. fill in
    • B. let know
    • C. tip off
    • D. inform
  10. Question 10

    Which sentence is best for a letter to a head teacher or principal?

    • A. Field open at lunch pls.
    • B. Can't you just leave the field open?
    • C. We would appreciate it if the field could stay open at lunchtime.
    • D. Keep the field open at lunch, yeah?
  11. Question 11

    Is this sentence formal or informal? Text me when you get there.

    • A. formal
    • B. informal
  12. Question 12

    Which is the most FORMAL way to say "enough"?

    • A. heaps
    • B. plenty
    • C. loads
    • D. sufficient
  13. Question 13

    Which sentence is best for a letter to a head teacher or principal?

    • A. Thanks loads for coming, it was epic!
    • B. Cheers for popping in!
    • C. Ta for the visit.
    • D. Thank you for visiting our school; we learned a great deal.
  14. Question 14

    Is this sentence formal or informal? That film was awesome!

    • A. formal
    • B. informal
  15. Question 15

    Which is the most FORMAL way to say "start"?

    • A. kick off
    • B. get going
    • C. jump in
    • D. commence
  16. Question 16

    Which sentence is best for a letter to a head teacher or principal?

    • A. Ta for the visit.
    • B. Thanks loads for coming, it was epic!
    • C. Thank you for visiting our school; we learned a great deal.
    • D. Cheers for popping in!

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  1. I am writing to ask whether our class could visit the science museum.
  2. informal
  3. request
  4. Please find attached our class report on recycling.
  5. formal
  6. request
  7. I am writing to ask whether our class could visit the science museum.
  8. informal
  9. inform
  10. We would appreciate it if the field could stay open at lunchtime.
  11. informal
  12. sufficient
  13. Thank you for visiting our school; we learned a great deal.
  14. informal
  15. commence
  16. Thank you for visiting our school; we learned a great deal.