glossary

Question 1

Orthographic sentence

Answer 1

Sentence marked by capital letter and full stop but no verb.

(Minor sentences) - often one word

Question 2

Declarative sentence

Answer 2

Makes a statement

Question 3

Interrogative sentence

Answer 3

Asks a question

Question 4

Imperative sentence

Answer 4

Gives a command

Question 5

Exclamative sentence

Answer 5

Makes an exclamation

Question 6

Exchange

Answer 6

A sequence of turns

Question 7

Move

Answer 7

Each turn within an exchange

Question 8

Adjacency Pair

Answer 8

Two moves in a conversation e.g. “hey” “hi” “Thank u” “no worries man”
Sequence of two different speakers where the second utterance is predictable or required.

Question 9

Agenda setting

Answer 9

Who establishes the topic of conversation.

Question 10

Turn taking

Answer 10

Intrinsically linked with power and status - who gets the most turns speaking or who speaks for the longest amount of time
When one person speaks and the other person listens.

Question 11

Topic shifts

Answer 11

Change in conversation topic

Question 12

Non-fluency features

Answer 12

Pauses, false starts, repairs, fillers

Question 13

Prosody

Answer 13

Stress, pitch, volume, intonation

Question 14

utterance

Answer 14

The action of saying or expressing something aloud.