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  1. English- spoken language!!!

    • What to think about:
    • Planned and spontaneous speech
    • Dominant speaker
    • Particpants
    • Terrirtoy
    • Purpose of discussion
    • Relationship between participants
    • Topic of discussion
    • Address terms
    • State of mind
    • Form of language
    • Setting
    • Who starts and who lead
    • Who's easily intderupted and why
    • Techniques used:
    • Utterances
    • Overlaps
    • Interuptions
    • Repeated questions
    • Personal pronouns
    • Hedging
    • Presnce of others
    • Offensive language
    • Collective nouns
    • Politeness strategiies
    • Sarcasm
    • Adjacency pairs
    • Meekness
    • Hesitation
    • Terminology
    • Closed questions
    • Persuassion
    • Contrast in viewpoints
    • Implication- the conclusion that can be drawn from something although it is not explicitly stated
    • Oral
    • Redemption
    • Rhetorical questions
    • Semantic field
    • False starts
    • Fillers
    • Digressions
    • Filled pauses/non-verbal communication
    • Ellipsis/deletion- a sudden leap from one topic to another, the act of leaving out one or more words that are not necessary for a phrase to be understood
    • Phatic communication- conversational speech used to communicate sociability
    • Coutesy items
    • Abbreviations
    • Open questions
    • Slang
    • Deixis- Words or phrases that can only be understood from the context of the text or utterance where they are found are deictic
    • Speed/pace
    • Statistics
    • Tag questions
    • Turn- taking
    • Volume
    • Paralinguistic features
    • Colloquialisms
    • Syntactc parallelism
    • Observations
    • Leave-taking
    • Reprimand
    • Figurative language
    • Emotive language
    • Idiolect
    • Register
    • Agenda
    • Degree of shared knowledge

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Slide Set on English spoken language, created by Rachael Moorhouse on 30/07/2015.
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Rachael Moorhouse · Jul 2015
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