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Word classes | Sophie Weir
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Summaries of the wonderful world of texts. English can't be defined but it can be expanded. Nouns, Verbs and Adjectives are the three main points of the English language when it comes to word classes. Nouns are objects which can be related to something with a physical attribute. Verbs are actions that are often related to a physical action or psychological feeling. Adjectives describe the nouns physical attribute. However they can be further classified into different categories:. Monosyllabic/Disyllabic ...
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November | 2013 | Nikita Alexander
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Year 12 English Language Blog. Monthly Archives: November 2013. November 26, 2013. November 13, 2013. Recently, in English Language, I have researched Jenny Cheshire and Peter Trudgill, two socciolinguists interested in the conversation theory and communication. Jenny Cheshire’s research interests were based around the dialect of adolescents. She conducted an experiment in Reading with a … Continue reading →. Do children’s toys affect them? Context of production and context of production.
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Grammar | Sophie Weir
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Summaries of the wonderful world of texts. English can't be defined but it can be expanded. Grammar is the structure of language consisting of syntax, morphology, phonology and semantics. There are different sentence types:. Simple sentence; a sentence that is made up of one subject and a verb (and sometimes an object). For example I kick the ball. Compound sentence; two simple sentences joined together by using a coordinating connective. For example I walked the dog and listened to my music. We can dest...
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Context of production and context of production | Nikita Alexander
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Year 12 English Language Blog. Context, Formality and Register. Do children’s toys affect them? Context of production and context of production. December 18, 2013. Context of production and context of reception are concerned with the writer and reader of certain texts. It includes what the content of the text is and why, the effect on reader and the features used. The context of production is how the text is produced, meaning the writer is concerned. Is the writer that is supposed to have written the text.
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Grammar | MeganClare
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January 4, 2014. Grammar relates to how lexical items are presented in language. Morphology falls under the category of grammar,morphology is the formation of words from smaller units called morphemes. The Linguistic Rank Scale is also used as it is a system for showing the relationships between levels of language units;. Smallest Linguistic Level- Morpheme- Lexical Item- Phrase- Clause- Utterance- Sentence- Text- Largest Linguistic Level. Noun Phrases are used in Grammar as are sentence types such as;.
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Sophie Weir | English can't be defined but it can be expanded | Page 2
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Summaries of the wonderful world of texts. English can't be defined but it can be expanded. Context of production and reception. The context of production is why something has been created. This takes into account, language medium, individual beliefs and knowledge and background, social and historical events. While also who the actual writer or text producer is along with taking into consideration the implied reader or audience. December 29, 2013. GENDER AND COMMUNICATION – Deborah Cameron. I recently ha...
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Spontaneous Speech | Sophie Weir
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Summaries of the wonderful world of texts. English can't be defined but it can be expanded. Spontaneous speech is based around being a Dialogue, informal, subjective, grammatically simple, concerned with the present, interpersonal, loosely structured, ephemeral and spontaneous. A form of spontaneous speech would be turn taking. This is the idea that there are patterns of spontaneous interactive speech in which participants co-operate or compete for the roles of speaker and listener. The co-operative prin...
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December | 2013 | Nikita Alexander
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Year 12 English Language Blog. Monthly Archives: December 2013. Context of production and context of production. December 18, 2013. Context of production and context of reception are concerned with the writer and reader of certain texts. It includes what the content of the text is and why, the effect on reader and the features used. The context of production is how the text is produced, meaning the writer is concerned. Is the writer that is supposed to have written the text. The context of production.