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Group I Choirun Nisa 201010100311219 Siti Nor Elisa 201010100311204 Nila Tri Septyarti 201010100311102 Rohullah Darajati 201010100311106 Sonia Eka Pratiwi 201010100311101. Dialect of the . Day . The “Cockney” dialect. The . Cockney dialect . is a very famous dialect of the UK because it is . associated with London . and for the . Cockney Rhyming Slang . that goes along with it.. , Slang Terms, and . Regionalism. Jargon and Technical Terms. Style PPT 3. Colloquialisms. The language of casual conversation and informal writing. Kids (instead of children). Sci-fi (instead of science fiction). Group . I. Choirun Nisa. . . (. 201010100311219. ). Siti Nor Elisa. . . (. 201010100311204. ). Nila Tri Septyarti . (. 201010100311102. ). Rohullah Darajati . (. 201010100311106. ). Sonia Eka Pratiwi (201010100311101). The 1920s. 1920s Slang. The 1920s was a colorful decade in both Europe and America, sandwiched between the hardships of the two World Wars. Especially in the United States, the 1920s was also accompanied with a dizzying amount of slang, most of which was used by young people. Many phrases from 1920s slang are still used in modern English, as is the case with terms like “baby” for sweetheart, “necking” for making out, “john” for toilet, and “Joe” for coffee. Others have faded into obscurity, only to be revived in films and books which celebrate the 1920s.. Grade 8. Leave four lines between each word.. Write the definition then use the word in a sentence . Spelling Log # 1. 1. archaeologists. 2. commitments. 3. imposed. 4. sustainable. 5. sweatshop. 6. tariffs. “And do you write for any other magazines?” inquired the young lady. . “Oh, yes,” I assured her, “I’ve had some stories and plays in the ‘Smart Set,’ for instance—”. “The ‘Smart Set’! How can you? Why, they publish stuff about girls in blue bathtubs, and silly things like that.” . Slang. &. Tongue Twisters. Definition. : . Slang. is the use of . informal words and expressions . that are not considered standard in the speaker’s language.. Proper grammar is not always used.. For today, 11/10. Take out paper for notes. Label it “Intro to/Language Definitions”. Fun FOOD Friday is tomorrow!. Refrigerated?. Carry around?. Peanuts?. Tomorrow is . LAST. day for Hunger Games!. Lefteris Kailoglou. University of Worcester. E.Kailoglou@worc.ac.uk. Slang. Everybody talks about it. Can it be defined?. Does it exist?. If it exists, can we describe it and, therefore, define it?. 2. n. g. When visiting Australia. When visiting Australia you may have trouble understanding us when we speak. Australians use a lot of slang words when we speak. . slang. Slang. : . slang is casual and playful speech. A bunch of us had been cramming for the exam all day, and we were so uptight that we took a walk to cool off. We bought hot dogs at the local greasy spoon, and drifted on down the street just in time to see a wino get kicked out of a bar.. Slang words listed in the Oxford Dictionaries Online Magdalena Denkovska What is SLANG? Slang is a type of language consisting of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, are more common in speech than in writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people. pg 1. elective. n. an optional academic course or subject. pg 1. catechism. n. religious instruction; a book of religious teachings. pg 1. raza -style. a non formal style of hand shake used between Chicanos. iENGLISH LYRICS ON ALBUM HOT PINKSubmitted as a Partial Fulfillmentof the Requirements for Getting Bachelor Degree in Department of English Education ByPRIVA OKTILIANAA 320 160 123DEPARTEMENT OF ENGLI