Syntactic Features of Spoken Language 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageInvestigating languageASOCR Created by: GrxcebmblbCreated on: 11-12-18 11:51 What is an Utterance? A chunk of speech. Like a sentence in writing. 1 of 11 Adjacency Pairs? Two halves of a whole conversation. 2 of 11 Back-chaneling? Confirming that you're listening. 'mm'. 3 of 11 Turn-Taking? You talk, then someone else talks. 4 of 11 Tag Question? Hidden/subjective question. Meant to influence someone to think a certain way. 5 of 11 Repair? Repairing a sentence you say halfway through it rather than at the beginning. 6 of 11 False Start? Stopping, then starting again. 7 of 11 Pause? Makes speech longer. Chops sentences. 8 of 11 Compound/Complex Utterances? Same as compound/complex sentences except spoken. 9 of 11 Anaphoric Referencing? Name said first, then replaced by a pronoun. Prefered use in writing. 10 of 11 Cataphoric Referencing? Pronoun said first, then name used. Prefered use in spoken language. 11 of 11
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