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Intimate speech style
Intimate speech style
is used in conversations between people who are very close. The language used is not public.
Casual speech style
Casual speech style
also called informal speech, involves free and easy participation of both speaker and listener. The diction or vocabulary used is informal or colloquial.
Consultative speech style
Consultative speech style
is considered to be the most operational style among other styles. It is used in semi-formal situations in which speakers need to provide background information because the listener may not be able to understand without it.
Formal speech style
Formal speech style
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Frozen speech style
Frozen speech style
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Speech acts
Speech acts
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Study Notes
Speech Styles
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Intimate Speech Style
- Characterized by private communication between close friends or loved ones.
- Often involves personal vocabulary and nonverbal cues.
- Allows for emotional expression and deep understanding.
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Casual Speech Style
- Informal language used among friends and peers.
- Often includes slang, colloquialisms, and relaxed grammar.
- Promotes friendliness and connection in social settings.
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Consultative Speech Style
- Semi-formal style used in professional or advisory contexts.
- Involves straightforward language with occasional technical terms.
- Promotes clarity and encourages dialogue between parties.
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Formal Speech Style
- Utilized in formal settings such as presentations, talks, or official documents.
- Employs complex sentence structures, sophisticated vocabulary, and adherence to grammatical rules.
- Aimed at conveying respect and authority.
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Frozen Speech Style
- Also known as static speech, which is fixed and often ceremonial.
- Used in legal documents, official speeches, or religious contexts.
- Language remains unchanged over time, preserving tradition and formality.
Speech Acts
- Refers to actions performed via speaking, impacting the listener or context.
- Includes declarations, assertions, questions, commands, and requests.
- Understanding speech acts helps in analyzing communication and intent.
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Description
Test your knowledge of speech styles with this quiz! Learn about the different types of speech styles, such as intimate and casual, and understand how they are utilized in various contexts. Explore the characteristics and language forms associated with each style to enhance your communication skills.
