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-   Most formal communicative styles

-   A style of communication that rarely or never changes

-   Frozen in time and content

-   Used in respectful situation or formal ceremonies

-   Usually uses long sentences with good grammar and vocabulary

-   It does not require feedback from the audience

-  Examples: the Lord’s Prayer, the Preamble, laws, National Anthem, Shakespeare’s Play, Weddings

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-   A one- way nature of communication

-   Intended to share information in a formal way

-   Used in speaking to medium or large groups

-   The language used follow a commonly accepted format

-   Usually uses complete sentences before being delivered

-   Does not use slang words but well- defined and standard ones

-   Examples: sermons, rhetorical statements and questions, speeches, pronouncements by judges, announcements, job interview, dinner party, meetings

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-   Most operational / professional discourse

-   Used in semi- formal communication

-   Happens in a 2- way communication

-   Sentences tend to be shorter

-   Thoughts and ideas are less well- planned

-   Spontaneous, people tend to repeat some unnecessary words, choose the wrong words, uses slang words

-  Examples: superior and subordinate, doctor and patient, lawyer and judge, teacher and students, counselor and client, recitation,

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-   A style that uses informal language

-   Uses slang, vulgarities, profanity are normal

-   Is uses language that are used between friends

-   It focuses on just getting the information

-   Phone texts, buddies, chats, emails, vlogs, letters to friends

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-   A style that is private

-   It is reserved for close family members, married couples or intimate people

-   Does not complete the language with clear articulation

-   It uses language that are only used within very close friends and relatives – often with call signs/ terms of endearment

-   Grammar is not necessary

-  Examples: husband and wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, siblings, parent- children