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Using formal vocabulary makes your writing sound more professional, academic, and precise.
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Do not use casual phrasal verbs in reports or formal emails!
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Hi Vireak! It is not "wrong," but "get" is very informal. If you are writing to a client or manager, using words like "receive" or "obtain" instantly makes you sound much more professional! mail
Why do we replace phrasal verbs in essays?
Great question! Phrasal verbs (like 'look into') are conversational. Single verbs (like 'investigate'), which often come from Latin or French origins, sound much more academic and precise in English! menu_book
Can I use "Furthermore" when I am just talking to my friends?
You can, but it will sound very weird and too serious! In daily conversation with friends, it is much more natural to just say "Also" or "Plus". Save "Furthermore" for your essays and formal presentations. record_voice_over
Is it wrong to use the word "get" in a business email?