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Welcome! I'm A.J. Hoag, the author of Effortless English, Learn to Speak English like a native. On today's show we're talking about casual English. Let's get

casual dude. Casual we're going to relax and talk about casual conversation.

Casual means relaxed.

It's the opposite of formal. We also say informal, meaning not formal, not formal conversation,

relaxed conversation, such as between friends or family.

I'm going to play a short part of a conversation with my mom.

I called her on the phone. I recorded the conversation. We talk about the weather.

So it's a very normal common casual conversation.

Also on the show today I will tell you about British English and American English.

It's a common question I get on Twitter. Which one is better? Which one should I learn

American or British English? I will answer that question once and for all finally.

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casual? Well, it just means, it means relaxed, right?

So the opposite would be formal, formal English.

So formal English is the English you hear.

In for example the Tofel exam, Tof and IELS, actually both, teach a kind of formal English.

You know, it's kind of academic.

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