Spoken Language Key Terms 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English Language & LiteratureKey TermsASOCR Created by: pippsicle96Created on: 09-02-14 18:08 gestures, tone and pitch of voice are examples of these Paralinguistic Features 1 of 18 an opening to a conversation or an exchange of pleasantries Phatic Utterance 2 of 18 Talking to yourself Egocentric Speech 3 of 18 Usually scripted; speech which includes rhetorical techniques Phetorical Speech 4 of 18 A statement and response, or question and answer etc. Adjacency pair 5 of 18 An interruption from another source Insertion 6 of 18 Sounds within a text (e.g. laughter) Phonology 7 of 18 Missing whole words (e.g. you ok?) Ellipsis 8 of 18 Missing certain letters (e.g. isn't) Elision 9 of 18 2 words spoken at speed so they run into each other (e.g. there ris) Liasion 10 of 18 The gap between words so we can distinguish between them - not always clear in spontaneous speech Juncture 11 of 18 A digression from the original adjacency pair Side sequence 12 of 18 Another phrase for 'slang' in terms of spoken language Non standard forms 13 of 18 er and um are examples of these Voice filled pauses 14 of 18 you know, sort of and you see are examples of these Fillers 15 of 18 Sitting on the fence - don't give real feeling away (e.g. I don't mind) Hedging 16 of 18 Phrases that indicate a speaker is about to take a turn or establish some position in the conversation (e.g. Right, ok then) Discourse markers 17 of 18 Noises to show listening and understanding while someone is talking (e.g. uh huh, yeah, I see) Marker of sympathetic circularity 18 of 18
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