Section B feature analysis Context

Question 1

Initial use of certain things (not title)

Answer 1

helps to establish the overall context of the text as being related to [context] + this is further supported by the second example, which helps to signal to readers that this text regards [context]. By establishing the main topic of the discourse in the opening, readers are able to navigate the discourse with a better understanding of Its context.

Question 2

Heading/Subheading

Answer 2

The use of the [font specfics] on the [sytaxical word] helps to [specific to text]. The Bolding of the heading draws emphasis to the [what it is] whist also supporting reader navigation of the text which builds coherence.

Question 3

Hyperlinks

Answer 3

[hyperlink fonts] on the [metalaungauge] to indiacte hyperlinks to [what they link to], enables readers to easily navigate the text and better access [link]

Question 4

Consistent formatiing/font

Answer 4

talk about it, By consistently beggining and ending each segment in this way, [language user] separates them into distinct sections, each focuses on a different [thing], hence optimising reader navigation of the discourse

Question 5

Person pronouns

Answer 5

The [metalangauge] pronoun is used alongisde the [metalnauge] pronoun/ determiner, whilst [context]. Through the use of the personal pronoun and more personal determiner, [user] is able to not only support the context of [context], but also is able to the reduce social distance with their audience through the creation of warmer, more friendly tone

Question 6

Italics

Answer 6

{user] employs italics whilst [context] to draw emphasis to …

Question 7

Discourse Marker

Answer 7

The use of the discoruse marker such[metalang] when … , and the [metalang] when doing ,….., helps readers to navigate the text as he moves through different sections of the text. Specifically the [metalang] signals to readers the [] will be the subject of the next section, ultimately supporting the overall coherence of the text.

Question 8

conventions

Answer 8

the [stuff] is conventional of the text type, which helps fufil the expectations of the readers, and assists in their navigation of the text.

Question 9

Semantic feild

Answer 9

Can establish expertise/authority
helps to build coherence/ supports overall understanding

Question 10

Managing of floor

Answer 10

links to text type as a spoken discourse (+potentially interview)
A smooth transition can reflect the familiarity of participants, with both the context and each other

Question 11

spontaneous spoken features
Eg repair and repetition

Answer 11

reflects spontaneous nature

Question 12

Backchannelling

Answer 12

encourage and supports other speakers comments, allowing them to continue without having to share the floor