There are several differences that
the spoken versus the written language will differ. One is the immediate versus
the distant. The immediate refers to public speaking where you will receive an
immediate reaction from the audience and the distance where you will experience
no reaction from the audience reading your work from a distance.
The
immediacy affects the language we use for an audience so we should put them to
consideration. One, is that the listeners will provide feedback immediately and
based on their feedback you receive you can plan your next choice of words. Secondly,
public speaking involves using all the senses so you have ability to connect
more with the audience to what you’re talking about. Thirdly, you can address the setting and the
people who are there. If their reading a book the author can’t say, “well you
look fine in that hat,” but as a public speaker you can take advantage of
addressing the audience and making them feel that their important for coming and
listening instead of ignoring them.
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