Revision cards - terminology 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage variation and discoursesASAQA Created by: killjoy98Created on: 22-03-15 20:00 non-standard language slang/colloquialisms 1 of 35 jargoon associated with hobby or profession; deep knowledge about the subject 2 of 35 formal language used in documents; during buissness meetings 3 of 35 taboo language expletives; as basic as it can be 4 of 35 slang innapropriate to the standard form of language 5 of 35 monosyllabic language word with one syllable 6 of 35 polysyllabic language words with more than one syllables 7 of 35 complex language difficult words 8 of 35 simple language simple words 9 of 35 personalised language directly to an individual 10 of 35 contex bound language (deixis) requires knowledge, context 11 of 35 context free language doesn't require knowledge 12 of 35 standard language nothing to do with sounds 13 of 35 non-standard language (nse) words with standard and non-standard meaning 14 of 35 archaic language old-fashioned words 15 of 35 dialect words used by people of particular origin 16 of 35 colloquial language used by community, non-standard, informal 17 of 35 emotive language appeals to emotions 18 of 35 figurative language 'flowery' 19 of 35 latinate words long words; from Latin 20 of 35 modal auxiliary verbs e.g. must, should, can, could, shall 21 of 35 onomatopoeia sounds 22 of 35 intensifiers very, really, extremely 23 of 35 qualifiers an adverb that modifies adjectives or other adverbs and typically expresses degree or intensity, as very, somewhat, or quite. 24 of 35 folklinguistics different in various speech communities 25 of 35 euphemism/dyseuphemism indirectly, polite/the worst fro a reason 26 of 35 idioms a figurative, or sometimes literal, meaning 27 of 35 denotation/connotation actual meaning/what we think when we hear particular word 28 of 35 semantic field/lexical field a group of similar meanings/a group of similar meanings 29 of 35 deictic expression that, this, these, those 30 of 35 phatic communion small talk, chit-chat 31 of 35 neuologism new words 32 of 35 hedges kinda, sort of, like 33 of 35 repeairs repeating part of a sentence 34 of 35 fillers 'well' 35 of 35
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