Oral comm

• Narration: storytelling/ tell stories
• Direct: statament that is written exactly as it spoken
• Indirect: which tells you what someone said, but does not use the person's actual words
• Character: people involve in story
• Conflict: struggle tension of opposition developed
• Plot: series of event
• Rising action: events lead to increased tension/ struggle
• Climax: tension reaches it peak or most important point before the conflict is resolved/ exicitng part
• Falling action: where events wind down to the story's conclusion/ naresolve na
• Signal word: word that give order and time reference to story. Example first, next, before
• Description: plays an important role in nature, people, places, and things.
• Sensory language: it describe how your subjects looks, sound, feels, and smell, or even taste
• Five sense: sight, touch, hearing, smell
• Objectivedescription: present impartial and actual picture of the subject without biases
• Subjective description: gives personal impression of what is being observe. Exampls: "The sky was a deep blue
• Defenition: concise but exact meaning of unfamilliar words and explain special meaning
• Denotation: Dictionary meaning / literal na meaning
• Connotation: secondary meaning (symbolism, representation)
• Formal defintion: logical pattern that includes as much informationas it can within a minimum amount of space. (Clear understanding, differ understanding)