Download to read offline
More Related Content
Similar to Communicative_Styles......_English9.pptx
![Copy of SPEECH STYLES [Autosaved]pp.pptx](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/copyofspeechstylesautosaved-250116113051-27ac90dd-thumbnail.jpg?width=640&height=640&fit=bounds)
Communicative_Styles......_English9.pptx
- 2. •What is thecommon use of these computer/cell phone applications?
- 4. •Does our relationship withothers affect the way we talk to them? Why?
- 5. •“What do wemean by communication?”
- 8. •“What did younotice about how people communicated in each situation?”
- 9. COMMUNICATIVE STYLES ENGLISH 9 |TYPES OF SPEECH STYLES
- 10. OBJECTIVES • - Definecommunicative styles • - Identify the five types of communicative styles • - Demonstrate appropriate communicative styles through role-playing
- 11. WHAT IS COMMUNICATIVESTYLE? •It is the way language is used depending on the context, relationship of speaker and listener, and purpose of communication.
- 12. TYPES OF COMMUNICATIVE STYLES •1.Intimate •2. Casual •3. Consultative •4. Formal •5. Frozen
- 13. 1. INTIMATE STYLE •-Used among close family members, partners, or best friends •- Language is private and personal •Example:Whispering secrets to a sibling
- 14. 2. CASUAL STYLE •-Informal communication among friends or peers •- May use slang and ellipsis •Example: Chatting with a classmate
- 15. 3. CONSULTATIVE STYLE •- Semi-formal; used in professional or educational settings • - Speaker provides guidance; listener participates • Example:Asking a teacher for help
- 16. 4. FORMAL STYLE •-Used in formal settings; structured and well-organized •- Often one-way communication •Example: Delivering a speech or report
- 17. 5. FROZEN STYLE •-Most formal; unchanging language •- Often memorized or written in advance •Example: Reciting the Pledge of Allegiance or prayers
- 18. Type Description Example Intimate Private,used with close family/friends Talking to a best friend Casual Informal, used among peers Chatting with classmates Consultative Professional or semi-formal Talking to a teacher Formal Structured, one- way Public speech or announcement Frozen Fixed and ritualistic Oath of allegiance, prayers
- 19. ACTIVITY • Group Role-Play: •- Each group presents a scenario showing one communicative style • - Class guesses the style used and explains why
- 20. • •Why is itimportant to know different communicative styles? •How do we choose the correct style in a situation?
- 21. SUMMARY • - Communicativestyles vary depending on the relationship and context • - Using the right style improves communication and respect
- 22. EVALUATION • Identify thecommunicative style used in each situation: • 1.Talking to your teacher • 2. Reciting a prayer • 3.Talking to a friend • 4. Giving a speech • 5.Whispering to a sibling
- 23. COMMUNICATIVE STYLES •It isthe interaction of individuals with one another through their behavior.
- 25. 1. CASUAL/INFORMAL COMMUNICATION STYLE •Described as: SUNSHINEYELLOW – sociable, dynamic, demonstrative, enthusiastic, persuasive Casual / Informal - Much more informal. • This style is used in conversations between friends and insiders who have something to share and have shared background information • There is free and easy participation of both speaker and listener. • The use of language is general. - It makes use of slang, colloquialisms and idioms.
- 26. • SLANG –kind of language occurring chiefly in casual and playful speech • COLLOQUIALISM – is any form of informal, day- to-day language you • would use with close friends • IDIOMS – expressions that cannot be taken literally
- 27. EXAMPLES OF CASUAL/INFORMAL COMMUNICATIVESTYLE •-use of contractions •-use of slang words •-use of simplified grammar
- 29. 2. FORMAL COMMUNICATIONSTYLE • Described as: FIERY RED – competitive, demanding, determined, purposeful formal • - Often pre-prepared still but what is said is not as set as with the frozen style. • -Words are chosen carefully however and there is generally still quite a lot of social distance created by politeness in this style. • -This style is expected to be presented in complete sentence with well-structured words/phrases, logically sequenced, and strongly coherent.
- 30. EXAMPLES OF FORMAL COMMUNICATIVESTYLE • -job interviews • -business meetings • -political sessions • -court sessions
- 34. COMPARISON OF FORMALAND INFORMAL COMMUNICATION STYLE
- 35. 3. FROZEN COMMUNICATIVESTYLE • Frozen -This style is very set in its ways and does not change. • - It also does not allow for much interaction with other participants. • - It does not require any feedback from the audience. • - It uses long sentences with correct grammar and vocabulary. • -The use of language is fixed and relatively static
- 36. EXAMPLES OF FROZENCOMMUNICATION STYLE • • Pledge of Allegiance • • Weddings • • Shakespeare plays • • Church Mass
- 39. 4. CONSULTATIVE COMMUNICATIVESTYLE • Cool Blue – cautious, precise, deliberate, questioning, formal • Consultative -The style used most often for everyday interaction. • -This is an unplanned speech. • -This communicative style uses listener participation and feedback • -The two defining features of this style are: a. the speaker supplies the background information b. the listener participates continuously
- 40. EXAMPLES OF CONSULTATIVE •• when a student is talking/asking to his or her teacher • • when a student recites in class
- 43. 5. INTIMATE COMMUNICATIVESTYLE • Earth Green - caring, encouraging, sharing, patient, relaxed • Intimate -This style is reserved for people you are particularly close to such as your boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife and really close friends you have known for a long time. • -This is characterized by an economy of words, with high incidence of significant nonverbal communication, such as gesture, facial expression, eye contact, and so on. • -There is free and easy participation of both the speaker and listener.