This document provides an overview of communicative styles and examples of when they are used. It defines communicative style as the level of formality in a person's language. There are five main styles discussed: intimate, casual, consultative, formal, and semi-formal. Each style is characterized by the level of preparation, structure of sentences, and feedback expected from listeners. Examples are provided for when each style would be appropriately used, such as intimate style between close friends or family, and formal style for ceremonies or speeches. The document aims to help students identify and understand different communicative styles.