English Language vocab 121-141 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageASAQA Created by: Harriet ShepherdCreated on: 08-04-13 16:15 Homophone A word that sounds the same as another word. 1 of 21 Phonemic substitution The replacing of one phoneme by another for a desired effect. 2 of 21 Cooperative principle The principle that suggests that all communication is essentially a cooperative act. 3 of 21 Deixis Lexical items that 'point' towards something and place words in contexts. 4 of 21 Typography Font type, size, colour, emboldening, underlining, italicising and any other modification to font types. 5 of 21 Cultural model An organisational structure based on shared and agreed criteria by groups of people within society. 6 of 21 Convention An agreed or shared feature. 7 of 21 Narrative category Six key categories developed by Labov which appear in a narrative - generally set order. 8 of 21 External evaluation An evaluative comment outside the narrative sequence. 9 of 21 Internal evaluation An evaluative comment occurring at the same time as events in the narrative sequence. 10 of 21 Intensifying evaluation Adding detail and vividness. 11 of 21 Explicative evaluation Explaining reasons for narrative events. 12 of 21 Conversational narrative The analysis of a structure and features of conversation. 13 of 21 Adjacency pair Two utterances by different speakers which have a natural and logical link, and complete an idea together; a simple structure of two turns. 14 of 21 Exchange structure A series of turns between speakers. 15 of 21 Turn-taking The sharing of speaking roles, usually cooperatively. 16 of 21 Initiation-response-feedback (IRF) A triadic structure in speech that allows the first speaker to feed back on the response of a second speaker. 17 of 21 Insertion sequence An additional sequence in the body of an exchange structure. 18 of 21 Transition relevance point. A point at which it is natural for another speaker to take a turn. 19 of 21 Topic management The control of the conversation in terms of speaking and topic. 20 of 21 Powerful participants Those who hold some degree of status in a conversation and can to some extent control its direction and potential of speakers to contribute. 21 of 21
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