AQA L&L ELLA1 KEY TERMS

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Narrative POV
First / third person
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Exposition
Writing or speech primarily intended to convey information or to explain; a detailed statement or explanation
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Genre
The style that the text takes
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Title
The distinguishing name of a book
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Syntax
Simple, compound or complex sentences
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Register / tone / formality
How the character speaks (i.e. Blanche = high register)
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Sentence Types
Exclamatory, declarative, Interrogative, Imperative.
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Imagery and figurative language
Metaphors, similes, personification, pathetic fallacy
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Nominations
Names
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Use of modifiers
A word, phrase, or sentence element that limits or qualifies the sense of another word, phrase, or element in the same construction.
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Use of asyndetic list
Lists with no connectives
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Choice of verbs
Stative or dynamic
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Paragraphs
A distinct portion of written text starting with a new idea
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Idiolect
A person's individual speech pattern
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Anacoluthon
Where a speaker topic shifts mid conversation. Shows a lost train of thought or an important point coming to the fore.
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Gender
Does the gender of the speakers effect the power status?
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Pragmatics
Emphasis not on what the sentence means but what the speakers mean when they utter them (requires understanding of context of production and reception)
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Writing or speech primarily intended to convey information or to explain; a detailed statement or explanation

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Exposition

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The style that the text takes

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Card 4

Front

The distinguishing name of a book

Back

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Card 5

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Simple, compound or complex sentences

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