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Playground, College canteen, College auditorium, Metro station Lecture hall, Father’s office, Multiplex, Police station, Hospital, Kitchen, Court room, Principal’s office. Classify them into formal and informal categories.

13 Jul 2023
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Formal Locations:

1. College Auditorium: A college auditorium is a formal setting designed for large gatherings, lectures, seminars, and official events. It follows a structured arrangement, with a clear hierarchy of speakers and audience.

2. Lecture Hall: Similar to the college auditorium, a lecture hall is also a formal setting used for educational purposes. It is specifically designed for lectures and academic discussions.

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Playground, College canteen, College auditorium, Metro station Lecture hall, Father's office, Multiplex, Police station, Hospital, Kitchen, Court room, Principal's office.

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