This document discusses different types of communication. It outlines that there are two main types: verbal communication, which uses words and includes oral (spoken) and written forms; and non-verbal communication, which involves wordless cues like gestures and facial expressions. Verbal communication is more structured than non-verbal and allows for delayed feedback, while non-verbal provides more immediate feedback. Examples are given of various oral forms like conversations and meetings, and written forms like memos, letters and reports.