A formal introduction is usually for business, or official purposes. For instance if you were to meet someone you don't know, or were intrducing you boss to a client. A formal introduction would be something like "This is Mr. Robins, Head of Development" An informal introdcution is usually between friends or in a casual setting, for example: "hey john, this is my frind andy"
There is no difference - they mean the same thing. However - the correct way to write it is pro forma - they are two separate words.
No, there is no space between "pro forma." "Pro forma" is a Latin term meaning "as a matter of form."
Informal: ¡No toques mí KFC! Forma: ¡No toque mí KFC!
Informal: Ven los jueves Forma: Venga los jueves
Nos conocemos bien. Puedes usar la forma informal conmigo.
An invoice is basically a receipt you get at the time you take possession of an item you purchased. A pro forma invoice is one that is sent to a buyer before they will actually receive their purchase.
Forma
Warren Forma was born in 1923.
The plural form of pro forma is pro formas.
It is two words: "pro forma."
De forma impersona: Se abrirá / se va a abrir.Según sea quien ejecute la acción:abriré, abrirás, abrirá, abriremos, abriréis, abriránVoy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van a abrir(I, you singular informal, you singular formal/he/she/it, we, you informal plural, you formal plural/they)
Una Forma de Sentir was created in 2005.