This document distinguishes between different speech styles and types of speeches based on delivery. It defines five speech styles - intimate, casual, consultative, formal, and frozen - based on the degree of formality and relationship between speaker and audience. It also outlines four types of speeches based on delivery: memorized, manuscript, impromptu, and extemporaneous. The goal is to help readers understand what speech style and type is appropriate for different speech contexts.

1. Mrs. Rose Ann B. Buena

2. Types of
Speech Styles
and Speech

3. Learning Outcomes
Distinguish the
speech style
appropriate to
use in a speech
context.
Show a creative
role play showing
the speech style,
speech context,
and types of
speech.
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Recognize the
types of
Speech styles
and Types of
Speech.
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4. Let’s Review…
• Speech Context is having
different set of participants
coming together for a specific
purpose.
• Each speech context calls for
a specific type of speech style.

5. What is Speech Style?
• Distinct variations or forms of the
language used for the same purpose
by a particular situation of the form of
language that the speaker uses.
• This is characterized by the degree of
formality

6. Types Speech Styles
Intimate
Consultative
Casual
Formal
Frozen

7. Intimate
• Non-public Speech Style That
uses private Vocabulary and
includes nonverbal messages.
• Meaning is shared even without
“correct linguistic forms”
• Occurs among people who have
known each other for a long time
and have shared many
experiences.

8. Casual
• Used among friends and
acquaintances that do not
require background
information.
• Used when no social barriers
occur (Culture of the
community)

9. Consultative
• The opposite of intimate style
• This is used among people who
do not share common
experiences or meaning.
• Requires two-way participation
and interruptions can occur
during communication.

10. Formal
• Used only for imparting
information.
• The speech is well-organized
and correct in grammar and
diction.
• Straightforward and direct,
with no circumlocution.
Does not allow interruptions.

11. Frozen
• A formal style whose quality is
static, ritualistic, and may even
be archaic.
• Examples: Our Father,
The Pledge of Allegiance of
Panatang Makabayan, Oath
of Office

12. Types of Speech
According to Delivery
Impromptu Memorized
Extemporaneous Manuscript

13. Types of Speech According to
Delivery
Memorized
• Used in formal speech
context.
• Reading from a fully
written out speech.
• e.g. SONA, Presentation
of Scientific Papers
Manuscript
• Speech delivered from
your memory.
• Harms connection with
audience like
Manuscript.

14. Types of Speech According to
Delivery
• Speaker is called upon
with little or no
warning
• Speech is unprepared
• Speech is short.
Impromptu
• Never completely
written out; not a
manuscript.
• Never read or
memorized
• Delivered from outline
Extemporaneous