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Oral Communication. Types of speech style

1. ORAL COMMUNICATION Types of Speech Style

2. Objectives Identify the types of speech style. Present a scenario using the appropriate speech style based on a given situation. and; Cite importance of speech style in communication.

3. Speech Style the way on how we talk. According to Martin Joo’s (1976) definition, speech style is the form of language that the speaker uses which characterized by the degree of formality from the most formal to the least formal style.

4. 1. Frozen ·it is the most formal style which uses the most complex grammatical structure and vocabulary known only to experts in a particular field

5. 1. Frozen ··it is usually used during respectful events and ceremonies and involves a very large group of people whose members are known to one another.

6. 1. Frozen ·It is intended to remembered in a very formal setting and does not require any feedback from the audience

7. 2. Formal ·it aims to inform and captivate audience .

8. 2. Formal ·it is generally used in formal situation where there is at least amount of shared background and the communication in this style is largely one way with little or no feedback from the audience. .

9. 3. Consultative This style is the standard one. It is best used for business and professional relationships.

10. 3. Consultative it happens in two-way participation. ·it is used in negotiating with the strangers or work colleagues.

11. 4. Casual It is the most common speech style used among friends and coworkers. Jargon, slang, or the vernacular language are used.

12. 4. Casual ·Free and easy participation of both speaker and listener. Diction or vocabulary to use is informal or colloquial

13. 5. Intimate It is a style among intimate members of a family or friends that do not need a complete language with a clear articulation.

14. 5. Intimate ·it is free and easy participation. ·language used is not public .

15. Types of Speech Style Frozen Formal Consultative Casual Intimate

16. Activity time!

17. Instructions: 1. Group yourselves into five 2. Identify the appropriate speech style to be used in the particular situation you are assigned. 3 . Make a scenario on that situation and demonstrate it using the appropriate speech style you chose.

18. Group 1: Principal who is giving welcome address during graduation day. Group 2: Family who are planning for Christmas party. Group 3: Marriage vow Group 4: Choreographer and student conversation Group 5: Class officer’s meeting

19. Time for presentation!

20. Group 1: How did you find the appropriate speech style in the situation assigned to your group?

21. Group 2: on the scenario presented, what makes the conversation intimate?

22. Group 3: why did you use frozen style in the situation you picked?

23. Group 4: why did you choose consultative style in the scenario you presented?

24. Group 5: what makes the scenario casual?

25. What do you think are the things you should consider in using the different speech style?

26. Get 1/2 crosswise. Based on your experience, think of a situation in which you commonly use the 5 types of speech style. write one situation for each.

27. EVALUATION: Analyze the following dialogue in a conversation and identify the appropriate speech style being used. Choose your answer in the given choices. Do this in 1/4 sheet of paper.

28. FROZEN INTIMATE CASUAL CONSULTATIVE FORMAL 1. Wassup, guys! Welcome to my youtube channel. 2. "By the power vested in me, I now pronounce you husband and wife. 3. It is a privilege to speak with you today. 4. Excuse me ma’am, may I know the correct pronunciation of this word? 5. Thank you sissy, I know that I count on you anytime.

29. ASSIGNMENT 1. Identify the appropriate speech style to be used in the following speech examples. a. Offering a prayer before a meal.- b. Talking with friends while playing mobile legends. - c. Delivering a news report. - d. Having one on one conversation with my special friend. - e. Inquiring about the cost of rapid test. - 2. What is Speech Act?

30. THANK YOU!