Formal features

Question 1

Nominalisation

Answer 1

abstract idea of something. Created by Turing it into a noun and removing the doer eg: The creation

Question 2

Phonological features (4)

Answer 2

Consonance
Assonance
Alliteration
Rhythm and Rhyme

Question 3

Morphological / lexical features

Answer 3

Compounding eg: law-enforcement
Acronyms and initialisms
Jargon

Question 4

Syntax features

Answer 4

P- Paralelism, repetition of the structure
A- Antithesis, opposing clauses
L- Listing, (packaging, Layering)

Passive voice - place focus
Nominalisation- more abstract
Info flow

Question 5

Syntax (Info Flow)

Answer 5

F- Front focus, fronting, inversion
E- end focus, fronting or end weight, existential sentences
C- Clefting , It or What clefts change focus

Question 6

Existential sentence

Answer 6

sounds more factual and authoritative, places ‘there’ or ‘it’ as a dummy subject.

Question 7

Cohesion

Answer 7

GLUE
Phonological patterning + syntactic patterning
Conjunctions
Antonymy + Synonym
Ellipsis
Repetition
Anaphoric + cataphoric referencing
Information flow
Deixis

Question 8

Coherence

Answer 8

Formatting features + Layout
logical order
consistency of tense, person or semantics field
Conventions