Quarter 1, Week 5 - Understanding Communicative Styles Part 1

 


Our topic was about communicative styles. We also deals with speech styles portraying how a language is characterized in terms of degree of formality. There are types of communicative styles and it is casual, formal, consultative, frozen, and intimate. We also do the spelling and learned one of the figure of speech and that is Metonymy. I also known who's the author of great expectations and his name is Charles Dickens. 



The activities are easy and you can do it right away. I learned that Speech style is a communicative style which portrays how a language is characterized in terms of degree of formality and speech styles is important because we need it in order to relay the message of our speech well. There's none i find it difficult. The part i'm enjoying is learning new words and types of figure of speech.




                                        This is my video of dialogue for each type of communicative style.

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