Types of Speech Style Flashcards
used in deep relationships
intimate speech style
used in private communication between close individuals
intimate speech style
family members, spouse to spouse, romantic partners, or VERY CLOSE friends
intimate speech style
often includes personal language, slang, or inside jokes that outsiders may not understand
intimate speech style
example of this is spouse to spouse — “Hey love, don’t forget to grab the snacks for tonight, okay? Love you!”
intimate speech style
common in informal setting, this style is used between peers, friends, or acquaintances
casual speech style
involves relaxed and spontaneous language, often including slang or colloquial terms
casual speech style
an example of this is friends chatting, “What’s up? Did you see that game last night? Totally wild!”
casual speech style
a semi-formal style used in professional or advisory situations where one party seeks guidance, information, or feedback. both the speaker and listener actively participate, but there is still an emphasis formality
consultative speech style
an example of this is student to teacher, “Sir could you help me with this concept? I’m struggling with it.”
consultative speech style
an example of this is patient to doctor, “Doctor, I’ve been feeling dizzy lately. What do you think could be causing it?”
consultative speech style
used in structured, official, or ceremonial situations.
formal speech style
language is carefully chosen, and the tone is respectful and professional
formal speech style
there is little to no personal connection between the speaker and the audience
formal speech style
an example of this is welcome address, “Good morning, esteemed guests. It is an honor to address you in this special occasion”
formal speech style
