Question

Difference between spoken and written language with examples

Answer 1

Sometimes speaking in a way that things would normally be written, or writing in a way that people speak can lead to language sounding strange, unnatural or inappropriate.

When speaking people tend to include contractions such as I’ll or don’t that tend not to be appropriate in formal written language. There are also many slang words that are popped into spoken language, that depending on the context are not strictly correct in written language. There are other language conventions that are constantly broken in spoken language, which are more strictly adhered to in written language. Examples of this include beginning sentences with but or because and ending sentences with prepositions



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Answer 2

spoken language : these are the language specific in speaking time , where grammatical mistakes are not concluded.

but


written language obeys certain rules and regulations