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1
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In

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preposition

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the

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definite article

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3
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olden

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adjective

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4
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times

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noun

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5
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ketchup

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noun

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6
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used

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verb

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7
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to treat

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infinitive verb / phrase

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8
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illnesses

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noun

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9
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what do we call linking verbs like seems and becomes?

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copula verbs

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10
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what is it the linguistic term for body gestures / language?

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paralanguage

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11
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what do we call our distinct and individual style of speaking?

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Idiolect

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12
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what is meant by the term sociolect?

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how our idiolect is shaped by social groups around us

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13
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what is meant by the term glottal stopping?

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where you miss out the /t/ phoneme and use a burst of air instead

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14
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where do most people glottalise words?

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in final position

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15
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what kind of noun is table?

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common noun

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16
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what kind of noun is emma?

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proper noun

17
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what umbrella term can we use to refer to adjectives and adverbs?

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modifiers

18
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what is the umbrella term for fillers false starts repetition and interjections?

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non-fluency features

19
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13) what word beginning with C can we use to describe informal words?

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colloquialisms of colloquial words

20
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14) the tone pitch volume and stress of our voices is referred to as what ?

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prosody / prosodic features

21
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what do we call understatements in the language?

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litotes

22
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in the sentence the girl went to the park what word class is to?

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preposition

23
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what is the difference between accent and dialect?

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accent is the sound of our voices whereas dialect includes the grammar and vocabulary choices we use

24
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what umbrella term can we use to refer to both accent and dialect?

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regional variation

25
Q

saying belly jeans instead of jelly beans is a feature of what language?

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spoonerism

26
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break a leg and by the skin of your teeth are examples of what?

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idioms / idiomatic phrases

27
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what linguistic method does hyperbole come under?

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pragmatics

28
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ergh oops and uh oh what can we call these?

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interjections

29
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list two words that mean swearing linguistically

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expletives and taboo

30
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what do we mean by personal identity?

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our individual attributes, beliefs values and characteristics

31
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what do we mean by social identity?

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how social groups influence and shape our identities

32
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what accent is posh and upper class?

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received pronunciation

33
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what to we call language spoken on the spot?

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spontaneous language

34
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what is specialist vocabulary also known as?

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jargon

35
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29) what does love function as

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verb
noun
verb

36
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list 3 linguistic methods

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grammar, phonology, pragmatics

37
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how much is the coursework worth?

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20%

38
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list another topic that we cover

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child language