DIFFERENCES ASPECTS OF SPOKEN AND WRITTEN FORMS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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Keywords

Spoken language, written language, formal language, informal language, content-based vocabulary, academic writing, acronym, grammatical complexity, speech, lingua didactics

How to Cite

DIFFERENCES ASPECTS OF SPOKEN AND WRITTEN FORMS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE. (2026). WORLD OF PHILOLOGY, 5(02), 129-133. https://doi.org/10.70728/phil.v05.i02.020

Abstract

This article deals with the spoken and written language and their differences in usage. Linguistic and pragma linguistic view of speaking and writing competence, and explores the similarities and differences between them are researched in this work. The definition of a “spoken and written languages” as a key factor in product creation is discussed. Moreover, the article provides the examples that show the difference between written and spoken language in the field of lexicology.

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