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Communication Oral and Written

Kelli-Ann Cassio

Created on June 4, 2024

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Communication

Oral & Written Pragmatics

1. Telephone Etiquette

Practice oral communication through telephone etiquette. Have a coversation with a friend and include proper grettings of "Hello" "May I Speak to...?" "It was nice speaking with you"

2. Making Friends

Practice oral communication through act of making friends. Explore how to properly greet someone by saying thingts like "Hi, my name is ____" "What is your name?" "What is your favorit thing to do?" "I like that too"

3. Greeting Family Members

Practice oral communication through greeting family members. These should be family that you may see every now and then like during the holidays. Say things like "Hi, it's been a while" "What's new with you?" "How have you been?"

4.Write down idioms

Practice written communication by writing down idioms. These are phrases that are commonly used but may be hard to understand. Like "It's raining cats and dogs out there"

5. Write down words that have dual meanings

Practice written communication by writing down words that have multiple meanings. For example, to, too, and two. Use them in a sentence. This can help you correlate the different meanings between each one