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Elis [28]
3 years ago
6

What modern character types match the characters in the prologue? (b) apply: what types would chaucer not have anticipated?

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Elanso [62]3 years ago
6 0
In the preamble of The Canterbury Tales, the Knight is presented as a hired fighter character. One conceivable present day simple for the Knight is Thomas Michael Hoare, the Irish soldier of fortune pioneer known for military fights in Africa and the Indian Ocean.
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Characteristics of Oral Communication –

Clear oral expression:

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Better understanding:

Another major feature is the possibility of confusion is very uncommon; if there is any misapprehension takes place that can be rectified without delay by asking questions. If the receiver finds the communication indefinite he can get a fast explanation on the spot.

Flexibility:

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Direct exchange of message:

In oral communication, information is exchanged between the sender and receiver directly in the form of face-to-face conversation, telephonic conversation, meeting, conference, interview, etc. The speech of this communication must be sensible and applicable to the subject matter. Irrelevant a pointless speech should be avoided.

Media used:

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Preservation of the message:

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Suitability:

Since spoken words are used in oral communication, it is very much useful to communicate with the illiterate people. In the case of written or other communication messages cannot be corrected immediately, but in this situation, it can be corrected within a few seconds.

Minimum time and cost:

Exchanging information through oral media requires a shorter period of time and a lesser amount of cost as compared to written media. This communication helps to expedite work. Where time is diminutive, it’s worthwhile to use oral communication like impulsive conferences, verbal orders and even mechanical devices like telephones. It does not require drafting, composing or editing of the message so it saves time as well as cost. It takes less time than written communication.

Immediate feedback:

Oral communication provides instant feedback of the receiver to the sender as regard to the message recessed by him. Immediate feedback can be received in case of oral communication. By gauging the disposition and reaction of the receiver he can make changes consequently.

Changeability:

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Degree of formality:

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Possibility of distortion:

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