ADAPTING TEXT TYPES AND REGISTERS
Abstract
This article explores the importance of adapting text types and registers in different communicative contexts. Understanding how to modify language style according to audience, purpose, and medium is crucial for effective communication. The study also highlights practical strategies for adapting language in academic, professional, and informal settings.
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