English Terminology Revision 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English Language & LiteratureASAQA Created by: Becki JakemanCreated on: 15-01-13 16:33 Imperative sentence Instruction 1 of 43 Declarative Statement 2 of 43 Parallel structure Where parts of texts are the same. 3 of 43 Syntactic Parallelism Where sentence structure is repeated. 4 of 43 Syndetic list A list connected with a conjunction (and/because/etc) 5 of 43 Asyndetic list A list using only commas. 6 of 43 Interrogatives Questions 7 of 43 Complex sentence Two sentences (main and sub clause) 8 of 43 Compound sentence Two simple sentences joined by FATBOYS (For, And, Then, But, Or, Yet, So). 9 of 43 Complex/compound sentence A simple sentence and a complex joined by FATBOYS 10 of 43 Simple sentence One clause 11 of 43 Nouns An object, place, or thing 12 of 43 Determiners Words which identify extra information about a noun. 13 of 43 Proper nouns People, places (using a capital letter) 14 of 43 Mass noun E.g Children (more than one) 15 of 43 Modal verbs Auxiliary verbs which express the possibility and likelihood of an event. 16 of 43 Diacotomy Opposite clauses. 17 of 43 Metonym A symbol which is used to describe a whole thing. 18 of 43 Connotation An association 19 of 43 Collocation Ways in which words tend to occur together (common, regular, normal) 20 of 43 Assonance Recurring vowel sounds in words using different consonants (vowel rhyme) 21 of 43 Syntax The grammatical arrangement of words in a sentence. 22 of 43 Genre A particular type or style of literature, art, film or music. 23 of 43 Typography The planning and selections of font for printing. 24 of 43 Paralinguistic features Facial expressions, body language that adds to what the speaker is saying. 25 of 43 Self-correct Going back and changing something (correcting it). 26 of 43 Non-fluency features Typical characteristic features of speech which interfere with the flow of conversation. 27 of 43 Deixis Verbal 'pointers'-'this, that, there' 28 of 43 Back-channeling Features to show that someone is listening 29 of 43 Phatic Small talk 30 of 43 Non-linear A conversation that does not follow a chronological structure. 31 of 43 Utterances Complete units of speech 32 of 43 Ellision Joining words together-'don't- do + not' 33 of 43 Dialect What you see/read 34 of 43 Accent What you hear 35 of 43 Non-sequitar Not following (doesn't make sense) 36 of 43 Place holder Speakers indicate that they are carrying on 37 of 43 Tag-questions Statements that are portrayed as a question 38 of 43 Idiolect A distinctive style of speaking 39 of 43 Assertion Opinion as fact. 40 of 43 Locution Literal meaning of the utterance 41 of 43 Perlocution How it is received by the reader 42 of 43 Illocution Intention of speaker 43 of 43
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