written and spoken language

Question 1

written language normally have 1 of which 4 purposes

Answer 1

inform
instructional
persuasive
entertain

Question 2

Interactional spoken language

Answer 2

informal, intended to build relationships between the speakers, social function

Question 3

referential spoken language

Answer 3

listener has to understand context, provides the listener with information

Question 4

expressive spoken language

Answer 4

highlights the speakers feelings and emotions

Question 5

transactional spoken language

Answer 5

specifically to get information or make a deal

Question 6

phatic spoken language

Answer 6

small talk, conversation starters

Question 7

False start

Answer 7

Speaker changes their train of thought

Question 8

Back channelling

Answer 8

Shows the speaker that what they are saying is understood

Question 9

Elsion

Answer 9

Slurring together sounds or syllables/ sounds are left out

Question 10

Hedging

Answer 10

Shows uncertainty in conversation

Question 11

Adjacency pairs

Answer 11

Short familiar exchanges of conversation, predictable

Question 12

Signalling closure

Answer 12

Shows the conversstion is ending

Question 13

Tag questions

Answer 13

Attached at the end of a sentence

Question 14

Assimilation

Answer 14

Sounds next to eachother become more alike

Question 15

Liaison

Answer 15

When sounds are inserted between words or syllables to help them be pronounced more smoothy

Question 16

Glottal stops

Answer 16

Is ? In transcript, when speaker omits sounds in a word

Question 17

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