The document discusses various communicative strategies used in different situations. It defines seven specific strategies: 1) Nomination introduces a topic at the start of a conversation. 2) Restriction limits how the other person can respond. 3) Turn-taking allows people to take turns speaking. 4) Topic-control focuses discussion on one topic. 5) Topic-shifting introduces a new topic. 6) Repair seeks clarification to avoid misunderstanding. 7) Termination ends the interaction through verbal or nonverbal cues. Examples are provided for each strategy.

1. COMMUNICATIVE
STRATEGIES

2. OBJECTIVE:
Employs various
communicative strategies in
different situations.

3. We all know that we, humans are social
beings. It is our nature to communicated and
connect with people around us. And for sure,
there is a point in our life when we got to
experience these..

10. But we are actually
doing several strategies
in our conversation
without knowing it.
Aware or unaware, here
are the strategies.

11. 1. NOMINATION COMMUNICATIVE
STRATEGY
-introducing a topic at the beginning
of a Communicative Situation
EXAMPLE:
I was late again! I set
my alarm to 5:30 but
I was dead asleep!

12. 2. RESTRICTION
COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY
-restricts a response of the other person
involved in Communicative Situation
EXAMPLE:
That arrest move was a
disaster waiting to
happen. Do you agree?
(Yes/No)

13. 3. TURN-TAKING COMMUNICATIVE
STRATEGY
-opportunity to take turn in talking
-formal or informal
EXAMPLE:
May I have the floor, sir?

14. 4. TOPIC-CONTROL COMMUNICATIVE
STRATEGY
-focusing on one topic without straying to
other conversation
EXAMPLE:
Let’s talk about the physical effects of
bullying.

15. 5. TOPIC-SHIFTING COMMUNICATIVE
STRATEGY
-introducing another topic
EXAMPLE:
Speaking of Global
warming, have you
watched the TV
program last night?
About Antartica

16. 6. REPAIR COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY
-request for clarification to avoid
breakdown
EXAMPLE:
What did you say?
Can you repeat that?

17. 7. TERMINATION COMMUNICATIVE
STRATEGY
- Ending the interaction through verbal
and nonverbal messages
EXAMPLE:
Let’s call it a day.
Have you
understood?