Oral Language

This is used to record details and facts of a particular

event with the speaker or writer has not necessarily been involved.

• Factual Recount

• Oral Language

• Personal Recount

• Recount

It describes events that the speaker/writer experienced himself/herself.

• Factual Recount

• Oral Language

• Personal Recount

• Recount

This refers to the strength of speaking; the clarity of voice to command

respect and attention.

• Intonation

• Projection

• Speech Rate

• Volume

It refers to the loudness and softness of voice to show emotions.

• Intonation

• Projection

• Speech Rate

• Volume

This is the speed at which you speak.

• Intonation

• Projection

• Speech Rate

• Volume

This refers to the movement of the voice up and down.

• Intonation

• Projection

• Speech Rate

• Volume

The prominence given to a syllable or word which makes

the word or syllable stands out.

• Intonation

• Pause

• Pitch

• Stress

A non-fluency feature used to delimit units of grammatical

construction.

• Intonation

• Pause

• Pitch

• Stress

This refers to the highness and lowness of the tone of voice that indicates feeling.

• Intonation

• Pause

• Pitch

• Stress

It refers to a written or spoken narration of event that happened in the past.

• Factual Recount

• Oral Language

• Personal Recount

• Recount