Group 412 Shamsiddinova Malika seminar peculiarities of oral and written types of speech task Answer to the below given questions

Task 2. Define types of the oral speech.


Oral speech



Morphologically
the branch of biology dealing with the form and structure of organisms. the form and structure of an organism considered as a whole.

Lexically
relating to words or the vocabulary of a language as distinguished from its grammar and construction.


Task 3. Define below given words and phrases

Morphological- related to word building

Lexical- related to the usage of words
Colloquial - oral speech
Interjection - an exclamation, especially as a part of speech
Fill ups-Such words and set expressing as: well, so to say, you know, you understand, you see belong to the category of "fill ups".
Elliptical sentences-Ellipsis (or elliptical construction ) is the omission of a word or words. It refers to constructions in which words are left out of a sentence but the sentence can still be understood.
Cut words-cut words - curtails: phone, lab, gent, prof, doc, dele, bike, exam and so on.
Emotive meaning- of or relating to the emotions. 2 : appealing to or expressing emotion the emotive use of language.
Written type- written language
Linguistic layer- Layering refers to the phenomenon that a language can have and develop multiple expressions for the same function, that language, in the "lexical" as well as in the "grammatical" domain, tolerates and permanently creates multiple synonymy.

Task 4. Identify true or false

1. 
   The usage of finished sentences are one form of oral speech.
   

False

2. 
   Elliptical sentences are considered to be the norm of oral intercourse
   

True

3. 
   The usage of cut words are main feature of the written form
   

False

4. 
   The written type of speech is more expressive and emotional
   

False

5. 
   The written communication, does not require any interlocutor, its main form is a monologue
   

True

Task 5. Venn diagram
Find differences and similarities of written and oral type


Written speech:
Written language uses a larger vocabulary and is more formal.Infrequent use of personal pronouns, most commonly uses third person such as one, they, and he/she/they

Oral speech:
Oral language is designed to be listened to and to sound conversational, which means that word choice must be simpler, more informal, and more repetitive,usage of cut words, usage of interjections, informal.