Abstract
Spoken lectures are different from written papers; three major aspects differentiate them: completeness, contractions, and connectives. Minor differences between them include: the long asides that are often put in the middle of sentences of a lecture, and the shorter words and sentences of a lecture. As a result of these and other differences, lectures seem more alive and less formal than written papers.
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