Oleanna language terminology 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureOleannaASWJEC Created by: goatboy4628Created on: 28-04-15 16:56 Co-operative exchange between speaker, e.g question and answer Adjacency pairs 1 of 24 Also known as discourse markers, e.g "well", "so", "anyway" - shows speaker is going off topic Adverbials 2 of 24 Setting topic of discussion Agenda setting 3 of 24 Self-correcting by filling in detail missed earlier Backtracking 4 of 24 Use of informal words and phrases Colloquialism 5 of 24 Use of co-ordinating clauses (clause joined by connectives) e.g "and", "but", "however" Compound strings 6 of 24 Expressions that depend on context for meaning, e.g "she" instead of Susan Deictics 7 of 24 Changing topic in own speech Digression 8 of 24 Contraction/abbreviation so that parts of word are not pronounced, e.g "you're", "gotta" Ellision 9 of 24 Swear words Expletives 10 of 24 Speaker changes direction or begins again False starts 11 of 24 "Er", "um" - indicates a speaker hasn't finished Fillers 12 of 24 Vague, less certain language Hedges 13 of 24 Pauses and micropauses Hesitations 14 of 24 Mini exclamation, e.g "Oh! God!" Interjections 15 of 24 Non-standard grammar, minor sentences Incomplete sentences 16 of 24 Words/phrases used to signal understanding between speaker and listener Markers of sympathetic clarity 17 of 24 Sentences lacking verb, subject or both, e.g "yes", "good lord", Minor sentences 18 of 24 Words/phrases used to check speaker is listening Monitors 19 of 24 One speaker starts before another finishes Overlaps 20 of 24 Silences or gaps that disrupt fluency of speaker Pauses 21 of 24 Ritualistic language, where function overrides total meaning Phatic communion 22 of 24 Statements that end with a question, e.g "isn't that right?" Tag questions 23 of 24 Direct ref. to listener, e.g "mum", "Your honour". Terms of address 24 of 24
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