This document discusses types of communicative strategies in oral communication. It defines seven types of communicative strategies: nomination, restriction, topic control, topic shifting, turn-taking, repair, and termination. Examples are provided for each type. The document then provides a quiz for learners to identify the communicative strategy used in different statements. Key is also provided. At the end, learners are prompted to complete statements to reflect on what they have learned about communicative strategies.

1. Oral Communication
Quarter 2 - Module 1:
Types of Communicative
Strategy

2. After going through this
module, you are expected
to:

3. MELC: Employ various
communicative strategies
in different situations

4. 1. distinguish various types of
communicative strategies;
2. use acceptable, polite, and
meaningful communicative
strategies; and
3. reflect on your learning on the
types of communicative
strategy.

5. • Nomination
• Restriction
• Topic Control
• Topic Shifting
• Turn-taking
• Repair
• Termination
Communicative Strategies

6. • Nomination
• Restriction
• Topic Control
• Topic Shifting
• Turn-taking
• Repair
• Termination
Communicative Strategies

7. DIRECTIONS: Identify the type
of communicative strategy
expressed in each statement.
Write the letter of your answer
on the space provided.

8. 1. “Let us speak one at a
time so we can put across
our message.”

9. 2. “Have you heard about
the latest COVID-19
update?”

10. 3. “Best regards. See you
around.”

11. 4. “Sorry, I did not hear it
right. Did you mean,
‘Principle’?”

12. 5. “I understand that we are
now experiencing the most
challenging test of times.
But where is my coffee?”

13. 6. “Do you swear to tell the
truth and nothing but the
truth?”

14. 7. “What is that again? Do
you mean that there is no
hazard pay anymore?”

15. 8. “I agree with what you said.
Relief goods must be given
continually, especially to
those badly stricken by the
typhoon.”

16. 9. “What about you? Could
you tell us your opinion
now?”

17. 10. “What do you think
could have possibly
caused the pandemic?”

18. 11. “Focus on the topic.
Please do not deviate from
the topic.”

19. 12. “Your conversation is
recorded. So avoid saying
unnecessary statements.”

20. 13. “How is life?”

21. 14. “Pardon me for what I
said. What I meant was the
other term for it.”

22. 15. “May I speak now?”

23. Correct answers:

24. 1. “Let us speak one at a
time so we can put across
our message.”
Turn-taking

25. 2. “Have you heard about
the latest COVID-19
update?”
Nomination

26. 3. “Best regards. See you
around.”
Termination

27. 4. “Sorry, I did not hear it
right. Did you mean,
‘Principle’?”
Repair

28. 5. “I understand that we are
now experiencing the most
challenging test of times.
But where is my coffee?”
Topic shifting

29. 6. “Do you swear to tell the
truth and nothing but the
truth?”
Restriction

30. 7. “What is that again? Do
you mean that there is no
hazard pay anymore?”
Repair

31. 8. “I agree with what you said.
Relief goods must be given
continually, especially to
those badly stricken by the
typhoon.”
Turn-taking

32. 9. “What about you? Could
you tell us your opinion
now?”
Turn-taking

33. 10. “What do you think
could have possibly
caused the pandemic?”
Nomination

34. 11. “Focus on the topic.
Please do not deviate from
the topic.”
Topic control

35. 12. “Your conversation is
recorded. So avoid saying
unnecessary statements.”
Restriction

36. 13. “How is life?”
Nomination

37. 14. “Pardon me for what I
said. What I meant was the
other term for it.”
Repair

38. 15. “May I speak now?”
Turn-taking

39. Directions: Complete the
following statements with
what you have learned
about the types of
communicative strategy.

40. I learned that _______________________.
In my own perception, communicative
strategy means______________________.
My most favorite type of communicative
strategy is __________________because
__________________________________.