Communication

Effective “communication” is essential for you as an ESL learner. Whether you're navigating daily tasks, pursuing academic goals, or building relationships, strong communication skills are key to success. Studying English communication goes beyond just vocabulary words; it helps you grasp grammar, cultural nuances, and how to express yourself clearly and confidently. Understanding today’s vocabulary words will allow you to have clear and impactful interactions in various settings. So, let's jump right in!In today’s lesson, you’re going to have:

• 5 advanced English vocabulary words about Communication.

• 15 examples of phrases that you can use on a daily basis.

• Eye-catching images will help you learn and retain the vocabulary.

1. Rhetoric

📚 DEFINITION

The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. The candidate's use of rhetoric during the debate won over many undecided voters.

2. In his speech, he employed rhetorical devices such as metaphors and anecdotes to engage the audience.

3. The power of her rhetoric lay in its ability to appeal to both reason and emotion.

2. Dialogue

📚 DEFINITION

Conversation between two or more people.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. The dialogue between the characters in the play revealed their conflicting viewpoints.

2. Effective communication requires active listening and engaging in meaningful dialogue.

3. The mediator encouraged a dialogue between the disputing parties to find a resolution.

3. Discourse

📚 DEFINITION

Written or spoken communication or debate.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. The academic discourse on climate change is vast and varied.

2. Social media has transformed public discourse by providing platforms for diverse voices.

3. The discourse surrounding mental health has become more open and accepting in recent years.

4. Convey

📚 DEFINITION

To communicate or make known.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. She struggled to convey her feelings in words.

2. His paintings convey a sense of tranquility and beauty.

3. Nonverbal cues such as body language can convey more than words alone.

5. Articulate

📚 DEFINITION

Expressing oneself clearly and effectively.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. She was able to articulate her thoughts with precision during the interview.

2. The professor's articulate lectures made complex concepts easy to understand.

3. It's important for leaders to be articulate in order to inspire and motivate others.

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