SPEAKING
ANS WRITING: CONVERSING AND COMPOSING
It is know
that the communication is the most important tool for people to understand each
other. There are two ways to communicate: by writing an speaking.
The text “Speaking and writing:
conversing and composing” focuses on the differences between speaking and
writing.
We find many situations and we
act according to them, according to the context in which we find ourselves.
Communication also depends on the
relationship between sender and receiver, because they are not always the same.
We know that speaking is more
informal than writing. When we speak we use short, imperative and exclamatory
sentences, we also use the interjections and the contractions and our
pronunciation can be modified. Like we are producing at the moment we can
forget something and we start to repeat our phrases. The vocabulary in speech
is simple and the people who is in the conversation tend to be friendly. In
speaking the body language helps to understand better the conversation and
occurs a feedback immediately.
In other
hand when the communication is in written form, it is more formal than in
speaking. In writing we use long and complex sentences, it is not usually the
use of interjections and contractions. The written ideas must be organized and
the punctuation is important. We have the chance to think before writing, so we
cannot repeat and repeat the same idea. The vocabulary use in writing is
formal. The writers, and readers have a distant relationship and the writers do
not have an immediate feedback. A message which is in written from has an open interpretation.
Some
examples of those things are:
When we are
speaking with a friend, we do not use the same vocabulary than when we speak
with a teacher and if we write a letter we cannot say something that we could
say if we speak.
The kind of
writing in an office is different from the school essays and we do not use the
same vocabulary than if we would go to ask a request.
By:
Miss Mboop Stgo.
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