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6. Turn taking
- Talking all at the same time
- Interrupting someone during an exchange
- Allowing both or all parties to talk during an exchange
- Talking over someone
7. Dialect
- The language somebody speaks
- The way somebody speaks because of their region or social group
- Informal words
- Somebodies accent
8. Interrogative
- An exclamation
- A question
- A command
- A statement
9. Flout
- Breaking the law
- Deliberately going against the rules or conventions
- Accidentally going against the rules or conventions
- Breaking school rules
10. Modal verbs
- Normal verbs
- Verbs expressing necessity or possibility such as 'shall' or 'may'
- Common verbs
- Words such as 'quickly' or 'slowly'
11. Length of turn
- How long somebody speaks for in an exchange
- How longggg youuuu saayyyy eachhhh words forrrr
- Allowing somebody else to speak for a length of time, even when it's out of turn
- The duration of an exchange
12. Idiolect
- Inaccurate language
- The speech habits of a particular person
- The language someone speaks
- Accent
13. Overlaps
- Two or more people talking at once
- Speaking out of turn
- Somebody stood in front of someone else during an exchange
- Finishing each other's... Sandwiches
14. Exclamatory
- A question
- A statement
- An exclamation
- A command
15. Imperative
- A command
- An exclamation
- A question
- A statement
16. Colloquial vernacular / language
- Informal language
- Formal language
- English language
- Slang
17. Exchange
- A play script
- A conversation / talk between two or more people
- A conversation between people where one person gives someone something
- Talk in literature
18. Declarative
- A statement
- An exclamation
- A question
- A command
19. Back channelling
- Ignoring a person when they're talking
- Words used to encourage someone to carry on talking
- A word for somebody's response to a question
- Talk specific to a certain tv channel
20. Adjacency pairs
- Two people stood adjacent to each other when talking
- A pair of people talking in an exchange
- Two utterances, one after the other, where the first provokes the second response
- Two words that go together in an utterance