English

English

1. transformation

   • fair balance between factual information provided and creative writing
   • correct formality - formal/modified formal/colloquial
   • use of pronouns 1/you/she/we/our
   • close of distant perspective
   • believable - allude to real life authors/presenters in those situations

2. commentary

   • in order to suit the format of...
   • to satisfy this and to...
   • friendly, welcoming tone
   • low frequency lexis in order to establish elevated formality to comply with the sophisticated tone
   • fulfil the purpose to be...
   • repetition to add cohesion to the text and add emphasis
   • the use of the lexical field of ... is used as a crafted literary technique to maintain the audience's interest
   • conversely, the use of the clichés...adds familiarity to... helping the audience to relate to it
   • graphologically structure text like a...
   • mixed formality chatty but simultaneously crafted and formal to suit my chosen audience
   • salutation...directly addresses the audience as well as fulfil the purpose to be...
   • repeatedly used interrogative keep interview on track as well as a prompt
   • sustained listeners interest by...
   • I have used glossing that acts as a parenthetical aside to the audience

3. triple comparison

   • a unifying link between all three texts is...
     • all address it in different ways
   • crafted piece...
     • use of literary techniques
   • context
   • audience
     • open or closed?
   • purpose
     • transactional
     • phatic
   • integrated comparison
   • compare 2 poems at one time
   • how can context affect the content?
   • the effect on the reader/audience