Question

give examples for all of them

audience – the people watching and listening to a presentation or speech

contraction – a shortened form of a word or words made by leaving out a sound or letter, such as can’t, won’t, or it’s

informal English – the language a speaker would use when speaking to friends or family

jargon – language that is specific to a particular profession or group of people

personal pronoun – a short word used for the proper name of a person, like I and you

standard English – a formal or conventional way of expressing ideas to an audience that is frequently used in both writing and speaking

Answer 1

Examples:

- Audience: The audience at the concert was so enthusiastic, clapping and cheering after each song.
- Contraction: I can't believe he won the game last night!
- Informal English: Hey, wanna grab some food later?
- Jargon: The doctor used medical jargon that I didn't quite understand during the appointment.
- Personal pronoun: She said she would be there at 5 o'clock.
- Standard English: The speaker delivered the keynote address in standard English, using proper grammar and pronunciation.