context

Question 1

mode

Answer 1

how the intended audience receives it/the genre
->written
->spoken
->multi-modal

Question 2

field

Answer 2

what the topic/content is
->field related words
->level of formality

Question 3

function

Answer 3

the purpose
->referential
->transactional
->phatic
->interactional
->expressive

Question 4

audience

Answer 4

receivers
->listeners
->readers

Question 5

synthetic personalisation

Answer 5

direct address
->2nd person pronouns e.g. you
->create relationship

Question 6

inclusive address

Answer 6

first person plural pronouns e.g. we
->working together

Question 7

features of spoken mode

Answer 7

->intonation
->paralinguistic features
->regional dialect/accent
->spontaneous

Question 8

features of written mode

Answer 8

->graphology
->SPaG
->no required pts
->editing and planning ability

Question 9

features of formal register

Answer 9

->SPaG
->SE or RP
->address
->polysyllabic words
->jargon
->sophisticated vocabulary

Question 10

features of informal register

Answer 10

->obvious dialect
->colloquialisms
->initials
->blends
->monosyllabic words
->relaxed setting
->simple vocabulary