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Tim shortis 2000 studies

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Distinctive features of electronic text

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What is meant by “framing” when regarding the structure of emails

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Crystal suggested we frame emails by paragraphing or only replying to certain parts that we see fit.

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Which 2 theorists can be applied to Tim Shortis 2000?

  • 1963
  • 1966
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Labov’s 1963 prestige - change language depending on audience
Giles 1966 accommodation theory - change language depending on audience

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Define initialism

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Using the fist letter of each word and each letter is said individually C.H.S

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Using the first letter of each word and the letters are said as one word.
E.G. NASA

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Acronym

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Vowel omission =

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The deliberate omitting of an unstressed vowel “dnt”

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What is homophonic representation?

E.G. L8r, 2B…

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The use of numerics and letters to form the word and sound

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Give an example of variant spelling

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Wat, wen

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Schegloff’s theory 1986

1= summons/answer 
2= identification/ recognition 
3= greeting sequence 
4= "how are you?" sequences
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  1. Opens the channel of communication
  2. Which may be necessary for non face to face communication
  3. Initiating a shared space
  4. Strengthening the shared space
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