Oral com lesson 1

A unit of grammatical organization next below the sentence in rand and traditional grammar.

• Language Form

• Clause

• Prefix

• Suffix

A meaningful morphological unit of a language that cannot be further divided.

• Interaction

• Clause

• Morpheme

• suffix

An affix occuring at end of a word or base

• Suffix

• Clause

• Prefix

• Morpheme

Refers to the so-called surface features of language and how these are arranged.

• Morpheme

• Syntax

• Language Form

• Morphology

Communication or direct involvement with someone or something

• Morpheme

• prefix

• Interaction

• clause

The most Important element of oral presentation is, of course, the content and ideas you are trying to communicate.

• Morpheme

• Message

• Delivery

• Feedback

refers to the rules that govern how words combine to create meaningful utterances.

• Syntax

• Morpheme

• Morphology

• Language Form

An element placed at the beginning of a word.

• Morpheme

• Prefix

• suffix

• Language form

The most common syntatic structures in written english

(a)  

Also important for proper syntax. This is most often issue when expressing a series of items or verbs

• Message

• Parallel Structure

• Morpehem

• SVO pattern