English Language word defintions 0.0 / 5 ? English Languagelanguage changeLanguage and genderLanguage and powerA2/A-levelAQA Created by: bertiebeagle2Created on: 13-09-17 13:43 Diachronic Diacronic: a change that has occured over time. 1 of 11 Synchronic Synchronic: change that occurs at a specific moment. 2 of 11 Vowels Vowels: with a vowel or vowel sound, the breath has an uniterrupted passage through the mouth. 3 of 11 Consonant Consonant: with a consonant, the breath is interrupted as it passes through the mouth by the teeth, lips, tongue and hard and soft palates. 4 of 11 What is the function of an adverbial phrase? What is the function of an adverbial phrase? To modify a verb. Temporal-time, place and manner. 5 of 11 What does discourse structure refer to? What does discourse structure refer to? How a text is structured. 6 of 11 What is the function of a preposition? What is the function of a preposition? Tells you where something is, i.e, on, inside, above, etc. 7 of 11 What does syntax refer to? What does syntax refer to? The arrangement of words. 8 of 11 Accent Accent: how we shape vowel sounds. Sounds of the words spoken, specifically vowel sounds. 9 of 11 Dialect Dialect: specific words to an area-actual words spoken from different areas. 10 of 11 Idiolect Idiolect: a specific persons dialect-different to anyone else's. 11 of 11
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