Prepositions/conjunctions/determiners/texts+reader

Question 1

Prepositions

Answer 1

-indicate how one thing relates to another
-position, direction , time
-usually followed by a noun

Question 2

Prepositional phrases

Answer 2

Consist of a preposition (always at the start) followed by a noun or a noun phrase

Question 3

Adverbials

Answer 3

Phrases that express time , manner and place

Question 4

2 Different types of conjunction

Answer 4

Coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions

Question 5

Coordinating conjunctions

Answer 5

Join elements that are grammatically the same
Eg. And , but , or , for , nor , so , yet

Question 6

Subordinating conjunctions

Answer 6

Introduce dependent or conditional clauses
Eg. Although she has money , she buys few luxuries
Because he was late , he missed the bus

Question 7

Determiners

Answer 7

Precede nouns and refer directly to them
Definite article “the”
Indefinite article “a” or “an”

Question 8

Possessive determiners examples

Answer 8

My, our , your , his , her, it’s , their

Question 9

Demonstrative determiners examples

Answer 9

This , that, these , those

Question 10

Adverbials

Answer 10

Phrases that express time , manner and place

Question 11

Representation

Answer 11

The ability of any text to draw upon features of the world and present them to the reader

Question 12

Ideologies

Answer 12

Shared set of beliefs or values
Dominant or hegemonic ideology

Question 13

Dominant-hegemonic reading

Answer 13

The reader fully accepts the text in the way the producer intended
Share the same cultural background and world view

Question 14

Negotiated position

Answer 14

The reader acknowledges the dominant hegemonic reading but decodes the text differently than the producer intended

Question 15

Oppositional position

Answer 15

The reader understands the intended meaning, but ultimately rejects it