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English can be either spoken or written. It is the same language in either case, it is merely being conveyed by a different medium.
That means that English spoken or written in a way that is either different to that used by most English-speaking people, or different to what is generally considered correct.
The lines are becoming more blurred in the modern world, but written English is more formal. For instance contractions like 'don't' are less often used in written text.
The official language spoken in Montserrat is English.
You will answer fluently. You might even answer eloquently.
Not only can I carry on fluently and intelligently in English, my written skills are above average as well.
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It was written in Victorian English which is very similar to that spoken today
Dagmar Barth-Weingarten has written: 'Concession in spoken English' -- subject(s): Concessive clauses, Discourse analysis, English language, Pragmatics, Spoken English
Pekka Hirvonen has written: 'Direct and indirect speech in spoken and written story-telling in English' -- subject(s): Discourse analysis, English language, Indirect discourse, Monologue, Spoken English, Storytelling
English can be either spoken or written. It is the same language in either case, it is merely being conveyed by a different medium.
As a noun: English is a spoken and a written language.As an adjective: She has some prized English china.
Thomas John Andrew Bennett has written: 'The segmented sentence in the spoken English of a South-Eastern Englishman' -- subject(s): English language, Spoken English, Sentences