ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Abstract

Verbal communication is predominantly oral speech; it can be prepared in advance.
In preparing a speech, the speaker first summarizes the ideas he will say and then prepares to present them orally. Certain exercises are also important at this time.
The introduction should justify that the subject under discussion will be of interest to
listeners, and also determine the degree of functionality of the subject. The main part is a
consistent presentation of the general provisions of the speech. The outcome cannot be predetermined. The solution to a problem on a topic must correspond to the desires and goals
of both the speaker and the listener.
In general, written language is an important means of communication between people
when oral communication does not take place. It is the limitlessness of the Internet that
stimulates its development and makes it relevant