EXAM PREP 2 Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Hyponymy

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  • word part of a larger category
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Hypernymy

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  • larger word category
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Adverbials

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  • words, phrases and clauses provide information in regard to time place and manner
  • firstly, immediately, finally
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Anaphoric reference

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  • reference something previous mentioned
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5
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Cataphoric reference

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  • reference before explaining/naming
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Adjacency pairs

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  • sequentially linked utterances
  • speech followed by expected results
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Minimal response

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  • brief replies that acknowledge current speaker
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Discourse markers

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  • well, you know, like, anyway, so, i mean, right
  • carry no meaning
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9
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Filled pauses

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  • uh, um, er
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10
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Positive politeness

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  • compliments
  • humour
  • interest
  • similarity
  • inclusive language
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Negative politeness

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  • Hedging
  • Apologising
  • Indirectness
  • Low modality verbs
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Cohesion

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  • way we use grammatical and lexical techniques to link words together and create meaning.
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Coherence

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  • formatting
  • logical ordering
  • inference
  • cohesion
  • consistency
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14
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Colloquial language

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  • casual and relaxed informal language
  • often locations specific
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Slang

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  • newly formed words and phrases. commonly found in very informal context
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Double speak

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  • purposely ambiguous overy euphemistic misleading language
  • ment to misdirect audience
17
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Broad accent

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  • hardworking
  • trustworthy
  • uneducated, untrustworthy
18
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Cultivated accent

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  • relies on others
  • untrustworthy
  • educated and cultured
19
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attitudes

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  • anti-authoritarianism
  • anti-intellectualism
  • connection to land
  • connection to country
  • democratic values
  • egalitarianism
  • laidback attitudes
  • mateship
  • multiculturalism
20
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Migrant ethnolects

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  • express cultural identity
  • facilitate communication and community
  • promote bilingualism
  • diversity
  • facilitate cultural exchange
  • maintain languages
21
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Aboriginal english

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  • double negative ‘don’t know nothing’
  • omitted auxiliary verb she wicked big, what you doing
  • aunty, uncle, cuz, mob
22
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Greek ethnolect examples

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  • ade (hurry up)
  • skala (satirs
  • garazi (garage)
23
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overt norms

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  • accepted standard correct language use
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covert norms

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  • hidden rules
  • often related to belonging
  • community based and informal
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ethnolects
- english variety associated with particular ethnic group