AO1’S Flashcards

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Anaphora

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Repetition of a word or words at the beginning of successive clauses (It was the…It was the…It was the…)

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Anaphoric reference

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Refers back to previous word in text
- requires knowledge of implications, need to know the antecedent of a pronoun, for example

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Cataphoric reference

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Refers forward to a word later in the text

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Diphthong

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A vowel sound that is the combination of two separate sounds

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Multimodality

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Two or more communication modes to make meaning e.g. image, spoken language, written language

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Negation prefix

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Becomes opposite: un-, anti-, non-

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Time prefix

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Pre-, post-

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Subordinator/ conjunction

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Links clauses together

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Compound sentence

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2+independent clauses

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Complex sentence

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1 independent clause and 1+ dependent clauses

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Preposition

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In front of a noun to indicate time/position (e.g. in,for,by,with,to)

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Declarative sentence

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Simple statement

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Exclamatory sentence

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Used for emphasis/exclamation

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Interrogative sentence

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Ask a question

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Imperative sentence

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Command

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Adjacency pair

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An utterance that constrains response in turn-taking

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Auxiliary verb

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Used with another verb (e.g. are,had… ‘helping verbs’)

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Modal auxiliary

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Express possibility/certainty (shall, should, could, would)

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Deontic modality

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More definite - obligation, ability, permission

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Epistemic modality

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weakening commitment to truth - possibility, likelihood

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Determiner

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Introduces noun with definite article

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Definite article

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The - specific noun

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Indefinite article

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A - any noun

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Intensifier

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Emphasises another word (very)

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Qualifier
Expresses quality/ extent (quite, fairly)
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Profanity
Expletives considered impolite/rude
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Discourse marker
Manages flow and structure of discourse (well, you know, I mean, like) overlaps with fillers and conjunctions
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Active voice
Subject - verb - object
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Passive voice
Object - verb - subject
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Compound
Combines separate words (blackbird)
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Blend
Combined parts of words (emoticon)
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Register
Level of formality of text
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Tenor
Tone between author and reader
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Tag question
Question attached to end of statement
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Personal deixis
Who: I, me, you
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Spatial deixis
Position: here, there, left, right
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Temporal deixis
Time: now, then, tomorrow
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Distal deixis
Distance: that, those, there
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Proximal deixis
Close: this, here, now
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Personal pronoun
Represents people or things (me, him, she)
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Relative pronoun
Link different parts of a sentence (that, which, whose)
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Demonstrative pronoun
Points to things (this, that)