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language frameworks
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a level (analysing language ) english language Mapa Mental sobre language frameworks, creado por molls shaw el 23/11/2015.
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analysing language
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language frameworks
Grasp'm
genre
a group of texts with the same features
eg: letters, reports, poems, stories
each genre has a different writing style
you can also group similar genres together
according to how they use language
each group of genres is called a field
eg music, literature and conversation
each field has field-specific lexis/vocab used within that particular topic
register
type of language used in different situations
is it informal or formal
this will depend on the situation: audience, purpose, field, form
it varies in terms of lexis, grammar and phonology
audience
is the group of people that the text is aimed at
intended audiences can vary from the very general to the specific
the listener or reader, formal, informal, direct or indirect
subject
what the discourse is about
this will affect the lexis, grammar, phonology
purpose
texts will try to achieve a purpose
inform, explain, persuade, entertain, entertain, instruct
mode
spoken of written
or multimodal containing features of both spoken and written
analysing texts
main language frameworks
lexis
vocabulary
words that share a similar topic of focus are known as a lexical field
semantics
the study of how meaning is created through words and phrases
a word can have a literal meaning but it can also be associated with other meanings
phonology
is the study of sounds - how they are produced and how theyre combined to make words
this framework includes paralinguistic features and prosody feature
prosody features: pace, stress, ryhthm, inotonation
grammar
the system of rules that governs how words and sentences are constructed
1) a system that groups words into classes according to their functions eg nouns and verbs
2) a system of rules about how these types of words function in relation to eachother (syntax)
3) the individual units that make up whole words (morphology)
pragmatics
the study of meaning in interaction
the hidden meanings of things said
discourse
is an extended piece of spoken or written language, made up of more than one utterance (in SL), or more than one sentence in (WL)
phonetics
deals with the production of speech sounds by humans
how we make the sounds which we use to communicate
syntax
the order in which we put words to make sensical units of meaning
phrases, clauses, sentences
we know these rules even though we havent learnt them formally
morphology
how words are formed
breaking down words into smaller units of meaning
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