COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGIES

the cluster of abilities that enable humans to convey and interpret messages and to negotiate meanings interpersonally within the specific context

• communicative competence

• speech meaning

• speech act

• speech type

your knowledge in structuring words grammatically to be able to impart the correct message to our receiver

• linguistics competence

• sociolinguistics competence

• discourse competence

• strategic competence

it is achieved when you are sensitive to the setting, topic, and attitude of the speaker

• linguistics competence

• sociolinguistics competence

• discourse competence

• strategic competence

refers to your being cohesive and coherent in structuring your sentences during long conversation or speeches.

• linguistics competence

• sociolinguistics competence

• discourse competence

• strategic competence

refers to your capacity to recognize where there is a breakdown in communication

• linguistics competence

• sociolinguistics competence

• discourse competence

• strategic competence

presenting a relevant topic clearly and truthfully

• restriction

• nomination

• turn-taking

• topic control

the restraints that you may have as a speaker.

• restriction

• repair

• termination

• topic shifting

what the people in a conversation undergo to decide who will take the conversational floor

• topic shifting

• turn-taking

• topic control

• termination

control over the topic limits the coverage of the discussion to the issues that are adequate to the people involved in the conversation

• topic control

• repair

• termination

• nomination

will be able to move from one topic to another in a smooth manner

• topic shifting

• topic control

• turn-taking

• restriction