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This document discusses different styles of oral communication used in different contexts. The intimate style is used when talking to loved ones. Casual speech uses informal language. Formal language should not be used when talking to family or friends, rather the casual style is appropriate. Group discussions like forums or panels make use of the formal style due to the larger audience.
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- 3. The intimate style is used when talking to a loved one.
- 5. True
- 6. Casual speech style make uses use of formal language.
- 8. False
- 9. When talking to a family member or a friend , the use of formal language is to be observe.
- 11. False
- 12. Group discussions like forum or panel discussion make use of the formal style of speech.
- 14. True
- 15. “ You sure do not wanna join tonight`s event?
- 17. Casual Style
- 38. Assertive - To tell what the speaker knows or believe