Halliday's theory. Functions of speech acquired by children. 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: EllieCreated on: 04-06-12 09:36 Instrumental. language to fulfil a need. used for requesting food, drink or comfort. 1 of 7 Regulatory used to influence the behaviour of others. Requesting others to do as you want. E.G. 'pick me up'. 2 of 7 Interactional. Developing social relationships. 'hello' or 'goodbye'. 3 of 7 Personal. Express personal preferences. E.G. 'Here i am'. 4 of 7 Informative. communicate information. relaying or requesting information. E.G. i got a new doll. 5 of 7 Heuristic. Learning and exploring the environment. may involve asking questions of commentry on the child's play. 6 of 7 Imaginative. exploring the imagination. Can accompany child's play as children create imaginary worlds. can be influenced by story telling and can include songs and jokes. 7 of 7
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