English faculty II course paper theme: difference between communicative english and written english


The Classification of Phonetic Styles


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MINISTRY OF HIGHER AND SECONDARY SPECIAL EDUCATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTANSAMARKAND STATE INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

The Classification of Phonetic Styles:

    1. Gaiduchic (correlates with functional styles of language)

  1. solemn (торжественный)

  2. scientific business (научно-деловой)

  3. official business (официально-деловой)

  4. everyday (бытовой)

  5. familiar (непринуждённый)

    1. Dubovsky(degrees of formality)

  1. informal ordinary

  2. formal neutral

  3. formal official

  4. informal familiar

  5. declamatory

    1. Ours(the purpose of communication)

  1. informational

  2. academic

  3. publicistic

  4. declamatory

  5. conversational

International Fashions
the elements that affect how intonation is phonostylized in spoken language.
issues outside of language
Participants' intent and setting
the purpose of communication (the stylistic determinant)
Style-altering elements:
- The speaker's demeanor
- how you communicate.
- The formality level
- How spontaneous is it?
The variables are related and dependent on one another.
The speaker's primary tactic is to achieve the goal of communication. We might seek to enlighten, instruct, persuade, amuse, or advertise.
Each time, we make a speech more effective by selecting an intonation that will support our objectives.
It essentially chooses the intonation means, which shapes the style (style-forming).
Speaker's demeanor
Any oral communication conveys a range of attitudes and feelings about the audience, the topic, and other factors.
There are as many different tonal styles as there are types of attitudes and feelings. The speaker may be involved, uninterested, amiable, antagonistic, and so forth.
We should take into account both attitudes and feelings.
The medium of exchange
monologuing
dialoguing
Speaking in a monologue means talking to only one person, whereas speaking in a dialog means involving the listener.
Typically, monologues are longer and are marked by a stronger SOMETHING.
as well as grammatical coherence (cванност). They have more organization.
One particular example is polyloquing.
The formality level.
Discourse
formal and casual
It depicts the individuals' social relationships and roles.
Speaking informally tends to be more casual and quick, whereas speaking informally tends to be more clear and exact.
Rapid-fire spoken language (assimilations, reductions...)
The Level of Free Will
The various speech
prepared partially prepared impromptu
When the verbalization of an idea occurs at the same time as its conceptualization in the speaker's head, this is known as spontaneous speech.
An unfinished speech
Fully prepared, having been written and practiced beforehand.
All of these variables influence the decision to use specific intonation strategies, which are related to specific intonational and phonetic styles.

An intonational style is a collection of connected intonation techniques used in social contexts to achieve a certain communication goal (Sokolova and others).


There are various categories for various styles. Different extra-linguistic factors are chosen by different schools to influence style.

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