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    Oral Stories Dialogues Discussions Interview Role Plays Monologues

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    This document discusses criteria for evaluating spoken texts, including fluency, tone, cohesion, and correctness. Fluency refers to how easily and comfortably a speaker expresses themselves without long pauses. Tone is how words are spoken in terms of intonation, rhythm, stress, and sounds. Cohesion relates to how well a text holds together through logical connectors. Correctness means adhering to standard grammar, vocabulary, and discourse structures.

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    This document discusses criteria for evaluating spoken texts, including fluency, tone, cohesion, and correctness. Fluency refers to how easily and comfortably a speaker expresses themselves without long pauses. Tone is how words are spoken in terms of intonation, rhythm, stress, and sounds. Cohesion relates to how well a text holds together through logical connectors. Correctness means adhering to standard grammar, vocabulary, and discourse structures.

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    This document discusses criteria for evaluating spoken texts, including fluency, tone, cohesion, and correctness. Fluency refers to how easily and comfortably a speaker expresses themselves without long pauses. Tone is how words are spoken in terms of intonation, rhythm, stress, and sounds. Cohesion relates to how well a text holds together through logical connectors. Correctness means adhering to standard grammar, vocabulary, and discourse structures.

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    Oral Stories Dialogues Discussions Interview Role Plays Monologues

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    Oral Stories Spoken

    Dialogues
    Texts
    Discussions
    Interview
    Role Plays
    Monologues
    Phone Conversation
    Questions-Replies
    Comments-Suggestions
    Requests-Responses
    Criteria
    Evaluating
    Spoken Text
    Fluency Fluency in a language
    means speaking easily,
    reasonably quickly and
    without having stop
    and pause a lot.
    Fluency Fluency in a language
    means speaking easily,
    reasonably quickly and
    without having stop
    and pause a lot.
    How comfortable the
    speaker is when he/she
    Fluency speaks?
    How easily do the
    words come out?
    Are there great pauses
    and gaps in the speaker’s
    manner of speaking?
    Is the manner of
    Tone speaking. It is not what
    was spoken, but rather
    how it was spoken.
    It is how the words
    sound when spoken out
    loud.
    PHONOLOGICAL FEATURES:
    Tone The intonation
    The rhythm
    The stressed and weak
    words
    Individual sounds
    Is the grammatical and
    lexical. Linking within a
    Cohesion text or sentence that
    holds a text together
    and gives it meaning.
    It is related to the
    broader concept of
    coherence.
    Cohesion It is getting the points
    across clearly through
    the use of connectors like:

    And, but, or, on the hand,


    and on the other hand
    Correctness Is the notion that certain
    words, word forms, and
    syntactic structures meet
    the standards and
    conventions prescribed
    by traditional grammarians.
    Correctness
    Using features of discourse
    Using grammar structures
    Choosing the right
    vocabulary

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