English Language GCSE
Formal register in spoken presentation
What Formal register in spoken presentation means in English Language GCSE, as defined for Eduqas.
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A register suited to an audience, avoiding slang and casual filler, structuring points and using Standard English appropriately.
Topics that use Formal register in spoken presentation
- Component 3: Spoken Language (Non-exam assessment) (Eduqas GCSE)
Related terms
- Active listening
- Assessment of AO7, AO8 and AO9
- Designing for an implied wider audience
- Early confirmation to avoid wasted preparation
- Interview and broadcast conventions
- Non-exam assessment
- Optional use of presentation aids
- Planning and delivery of non-exam assessment
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