Learning Activity Sheet in English 9

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LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET IN ENGLISH 9

Communicative Styles
Background Information for Learners

Communication is a vital part of our social lives. It is unavoidable and necessary. So knowing
how to communicate properly with different people and situations will help us covey or thoughts well.
Communicative style is a pattern of speaking that is characterizes by grammar, vocabulary,
pronunciation, intent, participants and grammatical structure. This pattern varies depending on the
people you are conversing with and the situation you are in.
Example: Talking to a friend does not require formal vocabulary or proper grammatical structure.
Speaking with a stranger will need a more formal tone and use of honorifics.
Learning Competency with Code

Employ the appropriate communicative styles for various situations (intimate, casual,
consultative, formal, frozen)
Exercises/Activities
Directions/Instructions
Rank the level of formality of the communication that is taking place from 1 being the most
formal to 5 being the least.
___ 1. A boy animatedly telling a story to a friend.

___ 2. A lady asking for a lawyer’s opinion.
___ 3. A man asking for a direction from a vendor.
___ 4. A principal giving an inspirational message.
___ 5. A kid reciting Panatang Makabayan.
Write T if the statement about communicative style is correct and F if it is wrong.
___ 1. Communicative style is a form of language that is characterized by the level of
formality.
___ 2. Jargons can be used in all of the communicative styles.
___ 3. Communicative style is controls/regulates the flow of communication.
___ 4. Giving and getting information accurately is one of the functions of communicative
style.
___ 5. Communicative style does not help us function and socialize well.
Arrange the jumbled letters to form the words related our topic. Use the clues provided to
answer this activity.
__________ 1. TCOSUVLATIEN- This communicative style is often short and spontaneous.
__________ 2. EROZNF- This communicative style is passed from generation to generation.
__________ 3. ANTIIMTE- This style is used within people with close relationships.
__________ 4. ORMALF- Technical terms are used in this communicative style.
__________ 5. CASULA- Jargons are commonly used in this communicative style.
Reflection
Knowing what communicative style to use will help you effectively and confidently
communicate.
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Communicative Styles (Intimate)

The first communicative style and the least formal one is intimate.
Intimate style is a non-public communicative style that uses private vocabulary and includes
non-verbal messages. It takes place with people with a very close relationship. It does not require
“correct linguistic form”
Example: A group of friends talking about their unforgettable experience during the field
trip.
A husband and wife discussing what to eat for dinner.

Employ the appropriate communicative styles for various situations (intimate, casual, consultative,
formal, frozen)
Put a heart( ) if the communicative style used in the following communication is intimate and
a star ( ) if not.
___ 1. A mother scolding her child.

___ 2. A teacher talking to the principal.
___ 3. Siblings fighting over the last slice of pizza.
___ 4. Couple planning for their wedding.
___ 5. A police arresting a thief.
Write (T) is the statement about intimate is correct and (F) if it is incorrect.
___ 1. Intimate is the most comfortable style communicative style.

___ 2. Strangers can use this style of communication.
___ 3. Technical terms are important in this style of communication.
___ 4. The speech used in this communicative style is unchanging.
___ 5. Family members commonly use this communicative style in their conversation.
Arrange the jumbled words to form a statement with intimate communicative style.
1. I’m honey, home! Hi
2. You sunshine my are
3. been? how have you Bro,
4. being stop silly.

5. The epic. of our episodes trip is
Reflection
Intimate conversation takes is used by the people with a very close relationship. Having
someone you you can talk freely and comfortably with is great!
References for Learners

Learn more about the lesson through this video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzziwT-DVpM
Answer Key
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. T 2. F 3. F 4. F 5. T
1. Hi honey, I’m home!
2. You are my sunshine.
3. How have you been, bro/ Bro, how have you been?
4. Stop being silly.
5. The episodes of our trip is epic.
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Communicative Styles (Casual)

Casual is a communicative style used among friends and acquaintances that does not require
prior knowledge about the participants. Interruption may occur in this style and commonly uses slang.

Given are people engaging in casual style of conversations. Match the people they might be
communicating with.
1. Saleslady A. Block mate borrowing a book

2. Jeepney Driver B. Customer asking for the menu
3. Waitress C. Commuter going to work
4. Security Guard D. Shopper looking for a dress
5. Student E. Tourist asking for direction
Write (T) if the statement about casual communicative style is correct and (F) if it is incorrect.
___ 1. Family members usually use this communicative style.

___ 2. Strangers can use this style of communication.
___ 3. Use of slang is prohibited in this communicative style.
___ 4. It is a communication used between peers.
___ 5. People with close relations usually use this communicative style.
Arrange the jumbled words to form a statement with casual communicative style.
1. borrow may the pen? I
2. school you seen the have meal today?
3. me, bus where Excuse where is the station?
4. Have I met you before. church at
5. I am for shoes.a pair of looking
Guide Questions
Have you had conversations with the people mentioned above? How was it?
Reflection
Casual communication takes place between people with little knowledge about each other
however, knowing this style of communication exists and is normal will avoid awkwardness and
convey the message effectively.
Here is a sample of a casual speech style.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRmnv_eO1go
Answer Key
1. D 2. C 3. B 4. E 5. A
1. F 2. T 4. F 5. T 5. F
1. May I borrow your pen?
2. Have you seen the school meal today?
3. Excuse me, where is the bus station?
4. I have met you at church before.
5. I am looking for a pair of shoes.
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Communicative Styles (Consultative)

Consultative in the opposite of intimate style. It is precisely used among people who do not
share common experiences or meaning. Interruptions can occur during the communication. Sentences
are usually short and unplanned.
Draw a happy face ( ) if the communication is using consultative style and sad face ( ) if
it does not.
___ 1. A student asking the teacher about the rules and regulations of the school.
___ 2. A man consulting a lawyer about his inheritance.
___ 3. A grandmother talking to a doctor about her medicine.
___ 4. Politicians debating on RH bill.
___ 5. A man singing the national anthem.
Write (T) if the statement about consultative communicative style is correct and (F) if it is
incorrect.
___ 1. Common meaning is shared among the participants who engage in consultative speech
style.
___ 2. This communicative style is usually short and unplanned.
___ 3. All of the participants in this communicative style share a common vocabulary.
___ 4. Spontaneous flow of conversation is common in this type of communication
___ 5. People with close relations engage in this communicative style.
Arrange the jumbled words to form a statement with consultative communicative style.
1. Medicine What I take for fever? should
2. you Do about have the questions lesson?
3. I case like to would file a for the assault.
4. of my roles manager as a One is to you your do teach job.
5. Be take to sure your on medicine time.
Reflection
Consultative speech is usually short and unplanned. However, it has meaningful content and
results to understanding and learning if done properly.

Here is a video for better understanding of consultative speech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hltAkwwIeeI
Answer Key
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F
1. What medicine should I take for fever?
2. Do you have questions about the lesson?
3. I would like to file a case for assault.
4. One of my roles as a manager is to teach you your job.
5. Be sure to take your medicine on time.
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Communicative Styles (Formal)

Formal is used only for imparting information. It uses a well-organized speech with proper
grammar and diction. Technical vocabulary and exact definitions are required. This type does not
allow interruptions.

Draw a happy face ( ) if the communication is using formal style and sad face ( ) if it
does not.
___ 1. President Rodrigo Duterte giving the speech of the nation address.
___ 2. A principal giving an inspirational message to the students.
___ 3. A mother scolding her child.
___ 4. Politicians debating on RH bill.
___ 5. A group of friends hanging out.
Write (T) if the statement about formal speech style is correct and (F) if it is incorrect.
___ 1. Formal speech uses well-formed and coherent sentences.

___ 2. Proper diction and pronunciation is necessary in a formal speech.
___ 3. Participants should be related to engage in formal speech.
___ 4. Formal speech can use slangs.
___ 5. Technical vocabulary should be avoided in formal speech.
Arrange the jumbled words to form a statement with formal communicative style.
1. ladies Good and morning gentlemen.
2. work good for I the the of nation.
3. I’d status like to you about inform the of the organization.
4. said, do Jesus not fear.
5. On of the of behalf TNHS, thank students you teachers.
Reflection
Formal speech needs an in-depth understanding of the topic when delivered so when using this
communicative style, make sure to have a research about the topic that you wish to discuss.

Know more about formal speech through this link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8QOdkHz2m0
Answer Key
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. T 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F
1. Ladies and gentlemen, good morning.
2. I work for the good of the nation.
3. I’d like to inform you about the status of the organization.
4. Jesus said, do not fear.
5. On behalf of the TNHS students, thank you teachers.
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Communicative Styles (Frozen)

Frozen is a formal style that is static or does not change, ritualistic or even archaic. It is
exemplified by recited prayers, oaths, and other speeches that have not changed for years such as
oaths, prayers, rituals or tag lines. Ex. Panatang Makabayan.

Draw a happy face ( ) if the communication is using frozen style and sad face ( ) if it does
not.
___ 1. Newly elected SSG officers taking oath.

___ 2. A couple saying promises to each other.
___ 3. An employee getting scolded by the manager.
___ 4. Students reciting Panatang Makabayan.
___ 5. A group of nuns praying Hail Mary,
Write (T) if the statement about frozen speech style is correct and (F) if it is incorrect.
___ 1. Frozen requires response.
___ 2. Frozen speech is unchanging.
___ 3. Diary entry can is also categorized as frozen.
___ 4. Frozen speech can use slangs.
___ 5. Philippine National Anthem is a frozen speech.
Arrange the jumbled words to form a statement with frozen communicative style.
1. This rated program is following PG.
2. we find BDO, ways.
3. who father are in Our heaven.
4. Talavera Hail High School National
5. Keep the off grass.
Reflection
Frozen speech is used and passed from generation to generation. Which means it is a vital part
of the culture.

Here are some examples of frozen speech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRoydM5H-Ms
Answer Key
1 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. T
1. This program is rated PG.
2. Bdo, we find ways.
3. Our father who are in heaven.
4. Hail Talavera National High School.
5. Keep off the grass.
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Communicative Styles (Intimate vs. Casual)

Intimate and casual style can be quite confusing for some since they both do not require a very
formal way of communicating and using slang is acceptable for both style of communication.
Remember that intimate style takes place if the relationship of those involved in
communication is very close like best friends, lovers or family members. This means that words and
private vocabulary and even small gestures can be understood by both communicators because of their
close relationship.
Casual style however, involves friends, acquaintances and or the people we transact with in our
daily lives. This type of relationship lets us be comfortable enough to use slangs and colloquial but is
not close enough to use private vocabulary like intimate style.

Identify whether the examples below are intimate or casual.
_________ 1. Joseph is asking his co-worker to help him lift the table.
_________ 2. Linda talking to her twin sister about a cute guy in the campus.
_________ 3. Mike is telling his mother he loves her.
_________ 4. Elise excitedly tells her best friends how she made a pasta for them.
_________ 5. Ronna is telling the driver to drop her off the next street.
Below are the examples of people communicating classify them into intimate or casual by listing them
in the box where they belong.
1. Mother-Daughter
2. Girlfriend-Boyfriend
3. Class president-Class Secretary
4. Joshua-Neighbour
5. Saleslady-Customer
INTIMATE CASUAL
Compare and contrast intimate and casual by filling out the venn diagram using the words below.
1. Close relation
2. Private vocabulary
3. Comfortable
4. Slangs
5. Colloquialism
Intimate Intimate/ Casual
Casual
Reflection
Intimate and Casual communicative style is somewhat similar. Both can have a comfortable
communication process.

Check these videos to learn more about the difference between intimate and casual.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2jH-Uu3Y4Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8vReAUspSk
Answer Key
1 Casual 2. Intimate 3. Intimate 4. Intimae 5. Casual
1. Intimate 2. Intimate 3. Casual 4. Casual 5. Casual
1. Intimate 2. Intimate 3. Intimate/casual 4. Casual 5. Casual
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Casual vs. Consultative

You should always keep in mind that there is a big difference between casual and consultative.
The level of formality these two have should always be taken into consideration.
Taking to a teacher for example is different from taking to a friend. Let us learn more about
this from this activity.

Put a heart( ) if the statement is casual and a star ( ) if it is consultative.
___ 1. It is usually short.

___ 2. Comfortable communication.
___ 3. Both participants can relate to one another.
___ 4. Teaching/mentoring takes place.
___ 5. The communication is spontaneous.
Below are the examples of people communicating classify them into casual or consultative by listing
them in the box where they belong.
1. Teacher-student
2. Coach-trainee
3. Seller-buyer
4. Driver-passenger
5. Superior-newbie
CASUAL CONSULTATIVE
Compare and contrast casual and consultative by filling out the Venn diagram using the words below.
1. Two-way communication
2. Friend
3. Jargon
4. More formal
5. Expert
CASUAL CONSULTATIVE
CASUAL/
CONSULTATIVE
Reflection
Always be careful on how you communicate with people because it shows a lot about our
personality.

Answer Key
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. Consultative 2. Consultative 3. Casual 4. Casual 5. Consultative

1. Casual/consultative 2. Casual 3. Casual 4. Consultative 5.
Consultative
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Communicative Styles (Consultative vs. Formal)

Do not be confused about the difference between consultative and formal. Consultative speech
is short and spontaneous. It usually take place between a more experienced/knowledgeable and a less
knowing person about a certain topic like teachers and students or doctors and patients.
Formal however is planned and studied speech. It uses technical terms, proper dictions,
pronunciation and grammatical structure. It usually involves an active speaker and passive listener/s.

Identify whether the examples below are consultative or formal.
_________ 1. A supervisor instructing the staff about the dos and don’ts during the time of
work.
_________ 2. An SSG president announcing the fundraising program to his fellow students.
_________ 3. A guidance counsellor asking the students about the difficulties they encounter
at school.
_________ 4. A thesis adviser telling the students to use proper citations on their sources.
_________ 5. A priest giving a sermon about the 10 commandments.
Below are the examples of people communicating classify them into consultative or formal by listing
them in the box where they belong.
1. Politician-voters
2. Doctor-patients
3. Brgy. Captain-Brgy. Counselors
4. Lawyer-Client
5. Motivational Speaker-Listeners
CONSULTATIVE FORMAL
Compare and contrast consultative and formal by filling out the venn diagram using the words below.
1. Planned
2. No personal relationship
3. Spontaneous
4. Passive listener
5. Technical
Consultative Consultative/ Formal
Formal
Reflection
Knowledge about the topic is important in consultative and formal speech style. Reading and
researching about different topics can help you be confident in engaging in these communicative
styles.

Check these videos to learn more about the difference between intimate and casual.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2jH-Uu3Y4Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8vReAUspSk
Answer Key
1 Consultative 2. Formal 3. Consultative 4.
Consultative 5. Formal
1. Formal 2. Consultative 3. Consultative 4.
1. Formal 2. Consultative/Formal 3. Consultative 4.
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Communicative Styles (Formal vs. Frozen)

Although both formal and frozen speeches are planned, and the communication is usually one
way, you should keep in mind that they are different. Formal speech is made by the speaker through
planning and research while frozen is often memorized and spoken exactly the same as the exciting
speeches.

Put a heart( ) if the statement is formal and a star ( ) if it is frozen
___ 1. It is unchanging.
___ 2. It uses technical terms.
___ 3. It mostly occur in ceremonies.
___ 4. It does not have response at all.
___ 5. Imparting knowledge is a major function in this communication.
Below are the examples of people communicating classify them into formal or frozen by listing them
in the box where they belong.
1. Politician-voters
2. Prayer leader-congregation
3. Motivational speaker-audience
4. New reporter-audience
5. Poet-audience
FORMAL FROZEN
Compare and contrast formal and frozen by filling out the venn diagram using the words below.
1. Ritualistic
2. Prepared
3. Unchanging
4. Professional
5. Impart knowledge
FORMAL FROZEN
FORMAL/
FROZEN
Reflection
Always be careful on how you communicate with people because it shows a lot about our
personality.

Answer Key
1 2. 3. 4. 5.
1 Formal 2. Frozen 3. Formal 4. Formal 5. Frozen

1 Frozen 2. Frozen 3. Formal/frozen 4. Formal 5. Formal
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Communicative Styles (Frozen)

You can never mix frozen style with other communicative styles. Frozen speech is unchanging
and is often memorized. Some example are rituals, oaths, hymns and prayers, and tag lines.
Here is another activity for better understanding.

Draw a heart ( ) if the following lines are frozen and star ( ) if it is not.
_________ 1. A supervisor instructing the staff about the dos and don’ts during the time of
work.
_________ 2. An SSG president announcing the fundraising program to his fellow students.
_________ 3. A guidance counsellor asking the students about the difficulties they encounter
at school.
_________ 4. A thesis adviser telling the students to use proper citations on their sources.
_________ 5. A priest giving a sermon about the 10 commandments.
Fill in the missing words to complete the short discussion about frozen style of communication.
Frozen is a ________ style that is ________ or does not change, ritualistic or even archaic. It is
exemplified by _______ prayers, oaths, and other ________ that have not changed for _________.
a. Static b. formal c. years d. recited e. speeches
List down some lines from frozen speeches you can think of.
1. _____________________________________________________
2. _____________________________________________________
3. _____________________________________________________
4. _____________________________________________________
5. _____________________________________________________
Reflection
There are a lot of frozen speeches we encounter everyday without realizing. Now is the time to
be aware of these examples.
Here are some examples of frozen speech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRoydM5H-Ms
Answer Key
1. Consultative 2. Formal 3. Consultative 4.
1 Formal 2. Static 3. Recited 4. Speeches 5. Years
1-5 answer may vary
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According to Martin Joos, a linguist and German professor (1976), communicative style is a
form of language that the communicators utilize which is characterized by the level of formality.

Color the heart if the sentence tells something true about communicative speech styles.
1. Knowing what communicative style to use will help you deliver the message clearly.
2. Appropriate communicative style brings confusion.
3. Identifying the participants in conversation is important in communicative style.
4. There are 4 important communicative styles. Frozen is excluded.
5. Grammar and pronunciation differs in each communicative style.
Fill in the missing words to complete the short discussion about communicative style.
Speech style is a form of __________ that the __________ uses which is characterized by the degree
of __________. He identified the __________ in five __________ such as intimate, casual,
consultative, formal and frozen.
a. Style b. classes c. language d. formality e. speaker
Match the following key words to the communicative styles they refer to.
1. Spontaneous a. intimate
2. Technical b. casual
3. Close c. consultative
4. Ritualistic d. formal
5. Slang e. frozen
Reflection
Social interaction is unavoidable and necessary so knowing appropriate communicative style is
an advantage in your confidence and will most likely help you engage in meaning conversations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTIQb2xE1zU
Answer Key
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1 Language 2. Speaker 3. Formality 4. Styles 5. Classes

1. C 2. D 3. A 4. E 5. B
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Communicative styles is a form of language that speaker uses depending on what the situation
requires. It varies on the level of formality, vocabulary, intent, participant and grammatical structure.

Identify the communicative styles in the following situations. Write the letter of your answer on the
space provided.
___ 1. Talking to a counsellor or psychiatrist.

___ 2. Delivering campaign speeches
___ 3. Teasing a friend.
___ 4. Delivering oratorical speech
___ 5. Asking a stranger for directions.
a. Intimate b. Casual c. Consultative d. formal e. frozen
Write (T) if the statement about each style is correct and (F) if the statement is incorrect.
___ 1. The language used in intimate style may be shared in public.

___ 2. Inquiring in a hotel is an example of formal speech.
___ 3. Consultative speech is a one way communication.
___ 4. Jargons and slangs are acceptable in casual communication.
___ 5. Station’s tagline is an example of a frozen speech.
Match each situation with the appropriate way to start the conversation.
___ 1. Reciting psalm 23 a. Hey! How have you been?

___ 2. Delivering news report b. The Lord is my Shepherd.
___ 3. Talking to a superior c. I understand sir.
___ 4. Borrowing a friend from d. Excuse me, may I borrow a pen?
a classmate
___ 5. Meeting a friend at a café e. Good morning this is reporter Mel
Reflection
Social interaction is unavoidable and necessary so knowing appropriate communicative style is
an advantage in your confidence and will most likely help you engage in meaning conversations.
Answer Key
1. C 2. D 3. A 4. E 5. B
1 F 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. T
1 b 2. e 3. c 4. d 5. a
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Communicative styles is a form of language that speaker uses depending on what the situation
requires. It varies on the level of formality, vocabulary, intent, participant and grammatical structure.

Match the relationship given to its corresponding communicative style. Write the letter of your answer
on the space provided.
___1. Counsellor-patient a. intimate

___2. Priest-congregation b. casual
___3. Waiter-customer c. consultative
___4. Mother-daughter d. formal
___5. Poet-listener e. frozen
Arrange the jumbled words to form a statement about communicative style.
1. changes depending Grammar on where you and who speaking are with.
2. Sentence in structure matters communication.
3. in Identifying participants conversation is the important.
4. People social are beings.
5. is inevitable Communication and essential.
Locate the given words running vertically, horizontally or diagonally in the grid. Draw a line across
the words.
Ritualistic Event Impart Close Friends

H O L N G T Y U B I P O S T
I M P L Q T B V C F T G U A
M C I T S I L A U T I R P A
P S M B V X E V E N M T S S
K Z X F G U O V T I P L O v
I K C A S P E R E H A I O P
O T L K O P I M I N R L O B
M I O L C A T E D D T Y B E
A R S C U T I E N O E M N I
N A E S F R I E N D S N P E
D R O A N G E L E S C R I S
T Y R O M A N A N D J E D D
Reflection
Be ready confident to convey your thoughts and feelings well by using appropriate
communicative style!
Here is a video you can watch regarding this lesson.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_7-sA3HYiw
Answer Key
1. C 2. D 3. B 4. A 5. E
1 Grammar changes depending on where and who you are speaking with.
2 Sentence structure matters in communication.
3 Identifying the participants in conversation is important.
4 People are social beings.
5 Communication is inevitable and essential.
H O L N G T Y U B I P O S T
I M P L Q T B V C F T G U A
M C I T S I L A U T I R P A
P S M B V X E V E N M T S S
K Z X F G U O V T I P L O v
I K C A S P E R E H A I O P
O T L K O P I M I N R L O B
M I O L C A T E D D T Y B E
A R S C U T I E N O E M N I
N A E S F R I E N D S N P E
D R O A N G E L E S C R I S
T Y R O M A N A N D J E D D
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