Types of communicative strategies include nomination, which refers to opening a conversation; restriction, which limits the subject or topic of communication; turn taking, where some people are given unequal opportunities to talk due to others taking more time; topic control, which examines how formality affects the development of conversation topics; topic shifting, or moving from one topic to another; repair, which is the self-correcting mechanism in social interactions; and termination, expressions used by participants to end a topic in a conversation.

1. Types of communicative
strategy

2. Nomination
• It is all about the opening of a conversation

3. RESTRICTION
• In communication it is refers to limitation on a
subject or the topic

4. TURN TAKING
• Sometimes people are given unequal
opportunities to yalk because others takes
much time during the conversation.

5. TOPIC CONTROL
• Cover how formality or informality affects the
development of topic in conversation.

6. TOPIC SHIFTING
• As the name suggest, involves moving one
topic to another.

7. REPAIR
• Is the self-righting mechanism in any social
interaction.

8. TERMINATION
• Refers to the conversation participants, close-
initiating expression that end a topic in a
conversation.