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    The document lists the key differences between speaking and writing. Speaking involves sounds perceived by the ears, uses body language and intonation for feedback, and allows the speaker to gauge the audience's reaction. Writing uses letters and words perceived by the eyes, involves more planning and editing, and uses punctuation and formatting to convey ideas without immediate feedback.

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    The document lists the key differences between speaking and writing. Speaking involves sounds perceived by the ears, uses body language and intonation for feedback, and allows the speaker to gauge the audience's reaction. Writing uses letters and words perceived by the eyes, involves more planning and editing, and uses punctuation and formatting to convey ideas without immediate feedback.

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    The document lists the key differences between speaking and writing. Speaking involves sounds perceived by the ears, uses body language and intonation for feedback, and allows the speaker to gauge the audience's reaction. Writing uses letters and words perceived by the eyes, involves more planning and editing, and uses punctuation and formatting to convey ideas without immediate feedback.

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    Task 3.

    2b: List the differences between Speaking and Writing

    Speaking Writing
    Everybody acquires it Not everyone learns to write
    Made up of sounds Made up of letters or words
    Perceived by ears Perceived by eyes
    Immediate feedback Feedback delayed
    Spontaneous without planning Ideas are well planned through editing and
    revision
    Make use of body language, intonation, pitch, Make use of punctuations, underlines,
    tempo and gestures boldfaces and italics
    Redundancy of speech Ideas are arranged logically
    Simple sentences are often used Simple sentences, compound sentences and
    complex sentences can be used
    Speaker can gauge the audiences’ attractions Responses from the readers are unknown

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