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English Language
Terminology
- Moods and Modal
Verbs
- Moods
- Imperative = Command
Declarative = Statement
Interrogative = Question
Exclamatory = Exclamtion
- Imperative = Command
Declarative = Statement
Interrogative = Question
Exclamatory = Exclamtion
- Modal Verbs
- Can/Could
May/Might
Must/Shall
- Can/Could
May/Might
Must/Shall
- Moods
- Adverbials
- Time
- Place
- Manner
- Frequency
- Degree
- Time
- Comarative = Er
- Superlative = Est
- Superlative = Est
- Dynamic and Stative
Verbs
- Dynamic
- Action =
Kick, Hit
- Action =
Kick, Hit
- Stative
- Describes
feeling/emotion
- Describes
feeling/emotion
- Dynamic
- Grices Maxims
- Quanitity - As
informative as
possible, only info
thats needed
- Quality - Truthful,
no false info
- Relation - Relevant to
the subject
- Manner - Clear
and brief
- Quanitity - As
informative as
possible, only info
thats needed
- References
- Cataphoric
Reference
- Refers to another unit
that is introduced later
on in the text
- Refers to another unit
that is introduced later
on in the text
- Anaphoric
Reference
- Refers to another unit
that was introduced
earlier on in the text
- Refers to another unit
that was introduced
earlier on in the text
- Cataphoric
Reference
- Colloquilalism - Informal
language usage e.g bloke,
fella, lass
- Personification - Giving an
inanimate object human
characteristics
- Hypophora - Question
that gets answered
straight away
- Nouns
- Common/Concrete -
Everyday Objects
- Proper Noun - Name
of a person, place
- Collective Noun -
Refers to a group of
people. animals or
things
- Abstract Noun - Describe
things that have no
physical qualities
- Common/Concrete -
Everyday Objects
- Conjunctions
- Co-ordinating Conjunction -
Word that joins elements of
equal ranks
- And, Or, But
- And, Or, But
- Surbordinating Conjunction -
used to introduce a surbordinate
clause
- Because, While, Until
- Because, While, Until
- Co-ordinating Conjunction -
Word that joins elements of
equal ranks
- Hyperbole - Exageration used to
heighten feeling and intensity
- Listing
- Syndetic Listing -
Using conjunctions to
join clauses
- Asyndetic Listing - The
omission of co-ordinating
conjunctions as a feature of
rhetorical style
- Syndetic Listing -
Using conjunctions to
join clauses
- Intertextuality -
Relationship between
texts
- Semantic Field - Lexical set of
semantically related items
- Narrative Mode
- 1st Person - I, We
- 2nd Person - You
- 3rd Person - He, She,
It, They
- 1st Person - I, We
- Anaphora - repetition of a
word or phrase repeated
at the beggining of a
clause
- C - Context
A - Audience
P - Purpose
- Semantics - The study of the
meaning of words
- Auxhillary Verbs -
To be, To have, To
do
- Superlatives - Word
that emphasized the
extremes e.g Best,
Worst
- Premodification - descriptive
words come before the thing
being described
- Postmodification - descriptive words
come after the thing being described
- Postmodification - descriptive words
come after the thing being described
- Comparative - adjective that relates
one thing usually ends in "er" Bigger,
Smaller, Further
- Pathetic Fallacy - When the
enviroment or weather mirrors
emotions
- Taboo Language Words that a
avoided because considered
offensive (Swear words)
- Parallelism - When
phrases or sentences
have a similar pattern or
structure
- Jargon - Specialist
vocab associated with a
particular occupation or
activity
- Collocations - Words that through usage just
naturally go together (fish and chips, salt and vinegar
- Tenor - The tone or relationship between author and reader and how it is created
- Ambiguity -
Can be one or
more possible
meanings or
outcomes in a
story, creating
a sense of
intrigue
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