BEGAE-182 English Communication Skills

Macro functions of communication

Introduction Communication is a multifaceted process that serves various purposes in human interaction. The macro functions of communication refer to its broad, overarching roles in society and individual lives. These functions highlight the importance of communication beyond daily conversations, emphasizing its role in shaping relationships, cultures, and communities. Definition of Macro Functions Macro functions of […]

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Silence and its Role in Communication

Introduction Silence is often overlooked as a form of communication, but it plays a powerful role in conveying meaning, emotions, and reactions. In both verbal and non-verbal communication, silence can carry more weight than words. It can express respect, confusion, agreement, disagreement, or contemplation, depending on the context and cultural background. The Multifaceted Nature of

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Style

Introduction Style in communication, especially in writing and speaking, refers to the distinct way a person expresses themselves. It encompasses choices related to vocabulary, sentence structure, tone, and overall approach. The style one adopts can significantly impact how a message is perceived and understood. Understanding Style Style is the manner in which language is used

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Stress and Intonation

Introduction Stress and intonation are key aspects of spoken English that contribute significantly to effective communication. These two elements help convey meaning beyond the literal interpretation of words, influencing the speaker’s intent, mood, and the structure of spoken discourse. They are essential in making speech more natural and understandable. Understanding Stress In English, ‘stress’ refers

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Homophones

Introduction Homophones are a fascinating and important part of the English language. They are words that sound the same when spoken but have different meanings and usually different spellings. Understanding homophones is essential for effective communication and avoiding confusion in both written and spoken English. Definition and Examples The word ‘homophone’ is derived from the

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