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The document discusses various listening skills and the importance of tone in communication, providing examples of how different tones can convey different emotions. It also outlines four basic types of speeches according to purpose: informative, demonstrative, persuasive, and entertaining, along with examples for each type. Additionally, it describes different methods of speech delivery, including impromptu, extemporaneous, manuscript, and memorized speaking.

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The document discusses various listening skills and the importance of tone in communication, providing examples of how different tones can convey different emotions. It also outlines four basic types of speeches according to purpose: informative, demonstrative, persuasive, and entertaining, along with examples for each type. Additionally, it describes different methods of speech delivery, including impromptu, extemporaneous, manuscript, and memorized speaking.

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LISTENING

SKILLS
Do you like your
voice? Do other
people like your
voice?
What kind of voice
do you have? Is it
pleasant to listen to?
A. You will practice
sentences using the tone of
voice appropriate to each.
The general context is given
by the details enclosed in
parenthesis.
1. Kindness! Do you call
that kindness? I
wouldn’t treat a stray
dog the way you’ve
treated me.
(resentment, anger,
unfriendliness)
2. I appreciate all you
have done for me, and I
hope to return the
favor someday.
(Simple, honest
statement, or sarcasm)
3. If each of us do one
kind thing for someone
else every day, we
could help make the
world a better place to
live.
(Deep feeling of
earnestness and
4. I love you. ( with
sincerity)
5. I love you. ( with
doubting voice)
6. Aha (with
anger)
7. My love for you
is true. Will you
marry me?
(with pleasing
voice)
7. I love English
class! I want to
learn more.
(with excitement)
I want to kill you! (with
sweet voice)
COMMUNICATI

Different
PURPOSIVE

Types
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of Speeches
Different Types
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

of Speeches
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according to
PURPOSE
Different Types of Speeches
according to Purpose
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

The four basic types of


speech according to purpose are: to inform,
to instruct, to entertain, and to persuade.
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These are not mutually exclusive of one


another. You may have several purposes in
mind when giving your presentation.
However, the principle purpose of a
speech will generally fall into one of four
basic types:
COMMUNICATI 1. INFORMATIVE
PURPOSIVE

This speech serves


to provide
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interesting and
useful information
to your audience.
COMMUNICATI 1. INFORMATIVE
PURPOSIVE

Example:
A teacher telling students
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about earthquakes
 A student talking about her
research
COMMUNICATI 1. INFORMATIVE
PURPOSIVE

Example:
A travelogue about the Tower
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of London
A computer programmer
speaking about new software
2. DEMONSTRATIVE
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

This has many similarities with


an informative speech. A
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demonstrative speech also


teaches you something. The main
difference lies in including a
demonstration of how to do the
thing you’re teaching.
2. DEMONSTRATIVE
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

Example:
How to start your own blog
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How to bake a cake


How to write a speech
 How to… just about anything
COMMUNICATI 3. PERSUASIVE
PURPOSIVE

A persuasive speech works


to convince people to change
ON

in some way: they think, the


way they do something, or
to start doing something
that they are not currently
doing.
COMMUNICATI 3. PERSUASIVE
PURPOSIVE

Example:
Become an organ donor
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Improve your health through


better eating
COMMUNICATI 3. PERSUASIVE
PURPOSIVE

Example:
Television violence is
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negatively influencing our


children
Become a volunteer
and change the world
COMMUNICATI 4.
ENTERTAINING
PURPOSIVE

The after-dinner speech is a


typical example of an
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entertaining speech. The


speaker provides pleasure and
enjoyment that make the
audience laugh or identify with
anecdotal information.
COMMUNICATI 4.
ENTERTAINING
PURPOSIVE

Example:
Excuses for any occasion
ON

Explaining cricket to an
American
Things you wouldn’t know
without the movies
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

Effective preparation requires


identifying the purpose of
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your speech. Once you’ve


identified your purpose, you
can move on to the objective
of your speech.
Different Types
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

of Speeches
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according to
DELIVERY
1. IMPROMPTU
SPEAKING
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

It is the presentation of a
short message without advance
ON

preparation.Impromptu
speeches often occur when
someone is asked to “say a few
words” or give a toast on a
special occasion.
1. IMPROMPTU
SPEAKING
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

Impromptu speeches
are generally most
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successful when they


are brief and focus on
a single point.
2. EXTEMPORANEOUS
SPEAKING
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

Extemporaneous speaking is
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the presentation of a carefully


planned and rehearsed speech,
spoken in a conversational
manner using brief notes.
3. SPEAKING FROM A
MANUSCRIPT
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

Manuscript speaking is the


word-for-word iteration of a
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writtenmessage. In a
manuscript speech, the speaker
maintains his or her attention
on the printed page except when
using visual aids.
4. SPEAKING FROM
MEMORY
COMMUNICATI
PURPOSIVE

Memorized speaking is
the rote recitation of a
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written message that the


speaker has committed to
memory.
COMMUNICATI R e f e re n c
e:
PURPOSIVE

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