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What register is and where it is scored

Welcome: right words, wrong tone

Where PTE Core scores register

Formal and neutral words for emails

Everyday words and their formal partners

Phrasal verbs or single verbs

Check: the best email swap

Openings and closings

Check: a matching sign-off

Spoken register in Respond to a Situation

One message, three listeners

Softeners that raise Appropriacy

Check: the right tone for a neighbour

Your register checklist

Push to CLB 9: choose formal, neutral or casual words for Write Email and Respond to a Situation, where register affects the score, without sounding stiff.

The same message sounds different to a manager, a neighbour and a friend. This module shows you how to choose formal, neutral and casual words for Write Email and Respond to a Situation, where register affects your score, without sounding stiff or robotic.

PTE Core Vocabulary 3: Register, from Casual to Formal

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