Idiolect, The way an individual speaks: their individual style., Sociolect, The way a group of individuals speak based on background background, Register, Formal or informal language based on the context, Style switching, Changing styles of speaking depending on the situation and who we are communicating with who we are communicating, Colloquial Language, Informal everyday language, Taboo language, Language seen as socially unacceptable/inappropriate, Slang, Informal language that isn't standard English, Standard English, English taught in Education, Rhetorical question, A question that doesn't require an answer, Tone, Suggests the speakers attitude towards the topic, Irony, When what is meant is the opposite of what has actually been said been said., Address, The speaker addressing their audience, Monitors, Checking their listeners are understanding what they're say, Speaker support, Speech/noise that the listeners are paying attention, Fillers, Filling time, Self-correction, Correcting what is being said as the speaker talks

Spoken Language Techniques

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