English Language & Literature AS terminology As enlish 3.0 / 5 based on 5 ratings ? English Language & LiteratureASAll boards Created by: Daisy TuckerCreated on: 05-04-12 22:40 Filler Sounds such as 'erm', 'um' and 'er' which a speaker uses to fill a silence 1 of 19 Ellipsis The omission of a part of a sentence normally represented by (...) 2 of 19 Tag Question A phrase tagged on to the end of a statement to turn it in to a question 3 of 19 Topic Change Skipping to a whole new topic, aside from the one that you were previously on 4 of 19 Refomulation repairing a topic/ starting again/ self correcting 5 of 19 Overlapping when a speaker begins to talk before the previous speaker has finished, perhaps due to enthusiasm to join the conversation 6 of 19 Interuptions when a speaker begins to talk before the previous speaker has finished, may be due to the interupter trying to gain conversation control 7 of 19 Supportive Interruptions Interrupting someone to back them up 8 of 19 Back channel features reasures the speaker that you are listening to them 9 of 19 non fluency features pause which intertupts the flow of conversation 10 of 19 agenda setting setting a topic of conversation puropse of talk 11 of 19 side sequences a sentence of utterance inserted into a conversation, which causes the main topic off conversation to be temporarily suspended 12 of 19 Phatic Language Language which is more about substaining a social relationship over having a conversation with someone. 13 of 19 Formal or Informal register the formaility of the conversation eg slang 14 of 19 Colloquial lexis relaxed/everday language 15 of 19 non standard englush A lexical choice which is shortened or slang, and is used round friends and family and not in a formal event 16 of 19 Dialect colloquial languafe to represent a certain area 17 of 19 Adjacency Pairs Question and answer pattern of speech 18 of 19 Intonation tone/quality of voice 19 of 19
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