3. Sender and Receiver are the most two
component .
Similarly, sender speaks and receiver
listens.
Speaking and Listening activities
complement each other.
In many situations in our personal,
professional or academic life.
4. Effective performance depending upon our
conversational ability.
Audience view , reaction and response
encourage or discourage us.
Although in face to face conversations we
can use our body language more effectively
then in telephonic conversations.
The same basic strategies for effectiveness
apply for both three types.
5. Good conversational skills help us in both
professional and social conversations.
Everybody talk in a friendly environment.
None of the professional talks, those of
the teachers, the lawyers, the public
speaker, the actor, the debater, may be
considered as conversations per se.
Example :- it is break time at a
conference.
You spot some participants with whom
you would like to build a relationship.
6. 1.Chat The least formal of all
2.Tete-a-tete conversations.
3.Dialogue Private conversations
4.Parley Conversations in a book,
5.Colloquy play or film.
6Communion A formal discussion
between enemies.
The most formal of all
conversations.
Communion with nature.
7. Each type of conversation serves a specific ,
well-define purpose.
By following certain simple strategies discussed
below, we all can make our conversations more
interesting, inspiring, and influential.
Listening intently
Starting and ending conversations
Involving everyone in the group
Arousing and sustaining interest
Developing ideas adequately
Using appropriate language
8. While conversing with friends or relatives.
We may have not any difficulty starting or
ending conversation as we share many
common events over experience with
them.
However with a stranger or with somebody
whom we do not know very well.
An effective conversation may play an
important role in shaping our career or
developing a long lasting relationship.
9. We can state a fact or ask a question to
start a conversation.
We can also start with a smile and some
greeting word.
For Ex:
› How did you like yesterday's program?
› I did not like today’s class on circuits and
signals.
10. No matter how good and interesting our
conversations are we needs to close
them at some point.
Involving Everyone:
o You are conversing with two of your
teammates on an important class
assignment on a team presentation.
11. Conversation become successful only
when all the participants have interest in
the discussion and participants in it.
A conversation filled with
question, answers, views, expressions, stat
ements, information always turns out to
be an interesting one.
Questioning is the mode of conversation
among Gentlemen.
--samuel johnson
12. We start the conversation and set the
stage.
We should have some strategies to
develop our ideas .
The best strategy is to build a knowledge
reservoir that never lets our conversation
run dry.
13. This is the most difficult aspect of a
conversation.
We use language in conversations to
convey our ideas and feelings, to
paraphrase the presented thoughts, to
appropriate others to reflect implications
and underlying feelings and to invite
contributions.
14. What is the meaning of conversation?
Conversation means one type of sharing
ideas about the particular topic.
What is the meaning of Etiquette ?
Etiquette means one type of politeness in your
conversation and speech.
15. Sitting anywhere in the world we can
share information, make requests, discuss
business matter and be in touch with our
family, friends and colleagues over the
phone.
We can get information about any
place, product or people across the
world by the use of telephone.
Now in the telephonic conversation, the
two parties can not see each others
facial expression and other aspects of
body language.
16. While talking on the phone we have to use
polite expressions such as ‘how can may I
help you?',' may I speak to Mr.…?’
There are few things to be careful while
telephonic conversation.
› Do not shout.
› Do not use slangs.
› Do not interrupt the caller when he/she is
speaking.
› Thank the caller before ending the call.
17. conversation
Conversation means one type of sharing ideas
about the particular topic.
Conversation practice can be held in the following
places.
-> In the class room:-
Now In The class room conversation it would be
discuss by the teacher and the students(boys&girls).
18. At The Office During Lunch Break
› In this type of conversation it is held by the
two or more colleagues of a particular
organization.
In the mall/in a park/at a restaurant
› In this type of conversation it would be
discussed by the family members or group
of friends etc.
19. Out side the exam center
› This is the best conversation among the all
conversation practice of conversation that
we have discussed above.
› It is an informal conversation and it is used
between the class mates and between
students and their parents.
20. Several occasions or situations that
require us to speak to another person for
getting or giving information.
Dialogues spoken on such occasions are
called situational dialogues.
21. Example:
1)At the tailor’s shop
2)At the library desk
3)At the bank
