Paper 1 - Important stuff! Flashcards

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What are semantic patterns? Provide 2 examples

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  • The meanings behind linguistic patterns

- Modal verbs, phrases, clauses, etc

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What are pragmatic features?

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  • PAFF and it’s significance
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Why might declaratives be used?

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  • To sound knowledgeable

- To enforce that the writer knows their facts to the reader

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What might complexity of sentences determine?

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  • The audience! (Wealthy, poor, young, old, etc)
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What is semantic field? Provide an example

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  • Words that have related meaning

- e.g A novel about a ship will include words such as; ocean, blue, tide, waves, sea, etc

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What are some examples of figurative language?

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  • Metaphors, similes, symbolism, personification, idioms, metonymy, etc
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What is symbolism? Provide an example

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  • Things that represent other things
  • E.g The colour red = love, passion, etc
  • E.g The British flag = patriotism
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What is metonymy? Provide an example

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  • Word association but within the same category; What one word may have connotations with another
  • E.g Hollywood = movie industry
  • E.g Washington = US government
  • E.g Booze = alcohol, liquor
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