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COMMUNICATIVE

STYLES
SPEECH STYLES
COMMUNICATIVE STYLES
Objectives
At the end of the lesson, students are expected
to:
1.Understand different communicative styles
2.Identify communicative styles used in the given
situation
3. Participate actively in the discussion
Let’s review
Direction:Say “Hooray” if the statement is
correct,and say “Hep hep” is the statement is
wrong.
1.She would have gone with you if you had asked
her. This statement is 3rd conditional. Hooray
2.If I won a million pesos, I would buy my own
airplane. This statement is a zero conditional. Hep Hep(2 )
nd

3.If you forget his birthday, Miguel gets upset. This


statement is a zero conditional. Hooray
Let’s review
4.What will she do if she misses the bus. This
statement is a second conditional. Hep Hep (1 )
st
1.What can you
Picture Analysis say about the
picture?
2. What are the
two cats talking
about?
3.Can you able
to say that their
conversation is
formal? How can
you say so?
COMMUNICATIVE STYLE
• means the form of language that the speaker uses
which is characterized by the degree of formality

• a speaker uses different speech styles according


to the given situations, place, or persons involved
1. FROZEN STYLE
• It is used in very formal setting
• It is the most formal communicative
style.
• Does not require feedback.
• It uses long sentences with good
grammar and vocabulary.
ExampleS::
National pledge
Marriage ceremonies
Speech for state ceremonies
2. FORMAL STYLE
• Used in speaking to medium to
large groups
• Speakers must frame whole
sentences ahead before they are
delivered.
• Uses a set, agreed upon
vocabulary
Example:
Meetings
School lessons
Interviews
3. CONSULTATIVE STYLE
• Used in semi-formal communication.
• Most operational among other
styles
• Speaker does not usually plan what
he wants to say.
• Sentences are shorter
Examples::
Group discussion
Teacher-student/ parent-teacher
conferent
 Doctor-patient conversation
4. CASUAL STYLE
• Used between friends and families
• Relaxed and focused on
getting information
• Slangs are often used
• Relationship between speaker
and hearer is closed.
Example:
Casual conversation with
friends and family
Chats, phone calls or
messages
5. INTIMATE STYLE
• Completely private language use
within family or very close friends
• Uses personal language codes
• Grammar is unnecessary
• Endearment, slangs or expressions
are used
Example:
Couple talking about their future plans,
family sharing ideas,
very close friends sharing secrets, etc.
ACTIVITY!

• If given the chance to cpmmunicate


with a person (dead or alive, famous
or ordinary) for ten minutes, who
would that person be and what would
you tell him/her? Write a
dialogue/conversation between the
two of you.
Engagement
What communicative style?
1. Faculty meeting
2. Sharing stories with your best
friend
3. State of the Nation Address of the countries'
President
4. Talking with your bestfriend about the
classmates you disliked using codenames
5. Discussion between a doctor
and his medical patient
6. Conversation between couple about
their future plans
7. Late night call with your mother
who works abroad
8. Job interview for the position of
a store manager
9. Oath taking ceremonies for the newly
elected mayors in the entire province

10. Parent-teacher conference about a student’s


academic performance
Answers:
1. Formal 6. Intimate
2. Casual 7. Casual
3. Frozen 8. Formal
4. Intimate 9. Frozen

5. Consultative 10. Consultative


SCRIPT WRITING!

• Think of your best friend and


the funniest experience you
both shared. Create a short
script of that story. Remember
to be casual!
GROUP 1- FORMAL STYLE
GROUP 2- CASUAL STYLE
GROUP 3- CONSULTATIVE STYLE
GROUP 4- INTIMATE STYLE
CRITERIA FOR PERCENTAGE
SCORING

CONTENT (IF THE DIALOGUE IS 10


CORRECTLY USED BASED ON YOUR
ASSIGNED COMMUNICATIVE STYLE)

PERFORMANCE ITSELF 5

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