Sac 1

Question 1

Colloquial Language

Answer 1

Flexible and dynamic form of expression of informal conversation

Question 2

Connected speech processes

Answer 2

“I’m GONNA” Words reduced/mdoifed

Question 3

Idiomatic expressions

Answer 3

Chuck a Sickie
figurative meaning Only understood by a culture

Question 4

Contraction

Answer 4

we AREN’T
word formed by shortening other word

Question 4

Abbreviation

Answer 4

Shortened version of words using initals

Question 5

Informal syntax/grammar

Answer 5

Cause y’know
reduce formality

Question 6

Elliipsis

Answer 6

you going, too
get rid of words

Question 7

Emoticons

Answer 7

Visual reps , facxial expressions or emotions using keyboard.
:)

Question 8

Emojis

Answer 8

pictures and icons that express/symbolism emotion and meaning opr objects and activites

Question 9

Content specfic graphemes

Answer 9

Communicate with more depth, and meaning
Mathematics: The grapheme “√” specifically denotes a square root operation.

Question 10

Slang

Answer 10

New words or phrases are regarded as informal and common in speech not writing. specific group or context

Question 11

Taboo language

Answer 11

Words/phrases considered socially or culturally unacceptable

Question 12

Swearing

Answer 12

Use of offensive and inappropriate langauge

Sub groups

Expletive- express emotion
abuse-use it against another
stylish-for persoanlity

Question 13

Positive face

Answer 13

the desire to be liked, admired, appreciated and respected

Attending:
complimenting
agreeing
inclusion
humble
support

Against
Insults,
exclusion
disagreement
disregard

Question 14

Negative face

Answer 14

Independent, in control

Attending
Asking permission
seeking input
using titles

Against
bossing
arguing
asking for favours

Question 15

Informal language reasons

Answer 15

Linguistic innovation –efficiency, playful, creative

Negotiating social taboo - Avoid offence, addressing a sensitive topic

maintaining social harmony- Avoid conflict, order/peace, getting along

Politeness strategies- respect, kindness, rules

Encouraging, solidarity, equality and intimacy

Build rapport- connections, understanding and friendleness

Question 16

Types of phrases

Answer 16

Noun- nouna nd modifies
e.g “School library with thousands of books
verb - verb and modifiers
e.g”Run quickly through the park”

prepositional- prep and noun
e.g”Under the bridge”
adjective adjective + modifers
e.g”Extremely bright red car”
adverb- adverb and modifiers
e.g”Very carefully placed”

Question 17

Phrase

Answer 17

single word or group related to each other to form basic structural meaning

Question 18

interrogative tag

Answer 18

short phrase added to the end of a statement to turn it into a question

Question 19

Feature

Answer 19

attribute of speech/convo

Question 20

Adjacency pairs

Answer 20

2 part exchange with a predictable answer

Question 20

Strategy

Answer 20

The intended purpose behind speech

Question 21

register

Answer 21

How language used is dependant on the context

Question 22

tenor

Answer 22

the relationship between the participants

Hiearchy, professional, intimate, open

Question 23

discourse markers

Answer 23

Words or phrases that help connect ideas in speech or writing. They make conversations or texts flow better and guide the listener or reader.

Question 24

5 functions

Answer 24

referential(tell), emotive(express), phatic(connect), conative(command), metalinguistic(analyse), poetic (play)

Question 25

Prosodic features

Answer 25

Stress Tempo Volume Pitch // Intonation