Spoken Grammar: Meaning, Principles and Characteristics

Abstract
 The terms Spoken Grammar was coined by the two corpus grammarians, Ronald Carter and Mike McCarthy. In 19th century, it came under impact of a number local dialects represented cockney dialect in London, Lothian Edinburgh. discussions, debates studies on grammar have led to specification three main viewpoints concerning existence this types grammar. entail that (1) grammatical rules do not govern spoken language, which is disorderly disordered; (2) Speaking English lacks distinct It has same syntax as written grammar; (3) language regulated separate with its own set conventions; i.e. rules, regulations, classifications compared those language. T validate or refute implications preceding viewpoints, relevant literature concludes quite prevalent everyday conversational English. characterized being more flexible less strict This so because informal context using makes varies from traditional aspects. purely theoretical research aims at shedding light definition, meaning, principles characteristics emphasis distinctive features triggered researchers focus further point discussion, namely differences between To substantiate such differences, examples closely also been provided. ends some concluding points drawn upon discussed presented points.