2. INTIMATE STYLE
Completely private language
used within family of close
friends or group
Uses personal language codes
Grammar is unnecessary
3. Does not need complete language
Certain terms of endearment,
slangs or expressions whose
meaning is shared with a small
subset of persons to person
4. CASUAL STYLE
This is an informal language used by
peers and friends
Slang, vulgarities, and colloquialism are
normal
This is “group language”
One must be a member to engage in
this register
5. CONSULTATIVE STYLE
A consultative direction is the cornerstone of
consultative leadership style
Utilizes open-ended questions to get all
opinions to uncover hidden issues and reveal
personal agendas
Though task-oriented, consultative
communication honours the relationships
between employees and employers
6. Two defining features of this
style:
(a) the speaker supplies background
information
(b) the listener participates
continuously
7. FORMAL STYLE
Used in formal settings is one-way
in nature
Use of language usually follows a
commonly accepted format
Use formal words and expression
Most often seen in writing than
speaking
8. Expected to be presented in complete
sentences with specific word wage
Slang terminologies are avoided
Used in speaking to medium to large
group or may used in single hearers-
strangers, older persons, professional
9. FROZEN STYLE
Usually used in formal settings
It is the most formal style of
communication wherein the audience is
not allowed to raise questions to the
speaker
It is a style of communication that
almost never changes
10. It has a fixed and static language and
uses long sentences with good
command of grammar
