1
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Alliteration
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Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of nearby words. Eg- fame and fortune
2
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Assonance
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Repetition of identical or similar stressed vowel sounds. Eg- do you like blue?
3
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Consonance
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Repetition of sounds in a sequence in words. Eg- the torn up timetables of cancelled trains
4
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Onomatopoeia
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Words who’s sounds convey their meaning. Eg- cuckoo
5
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Rhythm
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Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables. Eg- Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
6
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Rhyme
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Recurring pattern of similar sounds and the end of two different words. Eg- jack fell down and broke his crown
3/4- English Language
flashcards
Decks in class (51)
# Cards
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Standard English7
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Differences In Nature And Functions Within Informal/Formal Discourse3
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Covert/Overt Norms2
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Functions Of Language6
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Situational Context2
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Coherance/Cohesive2
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Synonymy/Antonymy2
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Stylistic Features6
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Features Of Spoken Discourse2
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Prosody6
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Vocal Effects4
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Conversational Structure5
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Adjacent Pairs2
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Overlaps4
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Hedges2
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Positive/Negative Face Needs11
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Promoting Linguistic Innovation1
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Supporting In-Group Membership1
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Sentence Types4
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Coherence3
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How Is Coherence Achieved?6
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Cohesion1
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How Is Cohesion Achieved12
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Active Voice6
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Passive Voice6
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Functions Of Language: (Two)5
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Semantic Patterning6
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Syntactic Patterning9
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Sensitive Topics4
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Face Needs2
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Social Distance And Authority2
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Establishing Expertise1
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Promoting Social Harmony, Negotiating Social Taboos And Building Rapport1
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Clarifying, Manipulating And Obfuscating1
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Jargon1
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Situational Context1
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Examples23
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AC- Phonetics/Phonology11
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AC- Morphology/Lexicology10
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AC- Syntax8
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AC-Discourse5
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AC- Semantics9
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First Essay- Intro8
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First Essay- First Body7
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First Essay- Second Body7
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First Essay- Third Body4
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First Essay- Conclusion4
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Second Essay: Expert Quotes6
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LGBTQI Paragraph9
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Occupation Paragraph11
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Education Paragraph11
