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Card 6
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When someone elevates their register or language in order to impress
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Card 7
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When someone tones down their RP accent to fit in with the speech of more working class people
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Card 8
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A power relationship when one participant is more powerful than another
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Card 9
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The re-wording of another's contribution by a powerful participant
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Card 10
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Speech that has the aim of getting something done
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Card 11
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A theory by Fairclough which describes the constructed relationship between text producer and reader
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Card 12
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Modal auxilary verbs e.g. "must" which express degrees of necessity and obligation
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Card 13
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Sentences that make a statement
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Card 14
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Power held by the police, politicians and those working with the law
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Card 15
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Modal auxilary verbs that clarify any degrees of possibility
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