Features of Spoken and Written Language - Generalisation 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageInvestigating languageASOCR Created by: GrxcebmblbCreated on: 06-11-18 16:39 Utilisation of slang: Spoken 1 of 25 Tends to be unplanned: Spoken 2 of 25 Is permanent and can be kept: Written 3 of 25 Use of Standard English: Written 4 of 25 Includes pitch and volume (Prosodic Features): Spoken 5 of 25 Is non-fluent and has pauses: Spoken 6 of 25 Contains phrases such as 'er' and 'um' (Fillers): Spoken 7 of 25 Is non-permanent: Spoken 8 of 25 Involves taking turns: Both spoken and written 9 of 25 Uses of vague language such as 'like' and 'sort of': Spoken 10 of 25 Relies on sound: Spoken 11 of 25 Contains abbreviated phrases such as 'I'm' (Contractions): Spoken 12 of 25 Represents sounds graphically: Written 13 of 25 Is immediate: Spoken 14 of 25 Needs precision: Written 15 of 25 Uses of visual clues (Paralinguistic Features): Spoken 16 of 25 Features unnecessary repetition: Spoken 17 of 25 Tends to be more structured: Written 18 of 25 Is often spontaneous: Spoken 19 of 25 Cannot be changed: Both spoken and written 20 of 25 Is often brief: Spoken 21 of 25 Can take place over time: Written 22 of 25 Can be reproduced: Written 23 of 25 Needs to be taught: Both spoken and written 24 of 25 Can be corrected and edited: Both spoken and written 25 of 25
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