Spoken language

Question 1

Accent

Answer 1

The ways in which words are pronounced

Question 2

adjacency pairs

Answer 2

Pairs that are used ritualistically

Question 3

Back channel

Answer 3

used by the listener to give feedback (i see, oh, uh huh,really)

Question 4

contraction

Answer 4

A reduced form of a word

Question 5

Deixis

Answer 5

A verbal pointing

Question 6

dialect

Answer 6

regional or social use

Question 7

Discourse marker

Answer 7

A sign that what is said can be followed by the listener or reader

Question 8

Elison

Answer 8

Gonna-going to

Question 9

Ellipsis

Answer 9

The getting rid of a grammatical structure.

Question 10

False starts

Answer 10

This is when they start speaking and then they either repeats or reformulates it

Question 11

Filler

Answer 11

Inserted in speech to allow time to think and creates a pause (erm)

Question 12

Maxim of quantity

Answer 12

Don’t say too much or too little

Question 13

maxim of relevance

Answer 13

Do not say anything that is not related to the subject

Question 14

Hedge

Answer 14

words or phrases that weaken or soften the force something is said

Question 15

Idiolect

Answer 15

An individually distinctive style of speaking

Question 16

Paralinguistic features

Answer 16

Speaking to an individual non verbally.

Question 17

Phatic talk

Answer 17

Small talk

Question 18

Pragmatics

Answer 18

sppech that focuses more on context and purpose

Question 19

prosodic features

Answer 19

How something is said

Question 20

Repairs

Answer 20

An alteration to what someone has just said

Question 21

Sociolect

Answer 21

A way of speaking by a particular group

Question 22

Tag question

Answer 22

Turns a statement into a question

Question 23

turn taking

Answer 23

The arrangement of the conversation