English spoken language
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- 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
Información
- Descripción
- Diapositivas sobre English spoken language, creado por Rachael Moorhouse el 30/07/2015.
- Creado por
- Rachael Moorhouse · jul 2015
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- 19 feb 2016
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