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Questão | Responda |
Noun that is a name | Proper noun |
Noun that describes emotion | Abstract noun |
Noun that describes a thing | Concrete noun |
A verb that describes an action. Eg jump | Material verb |
A verb that describes identity Eg appear | Relational verb |
A verb that describes internal Eg think | Mental verb |
A verb that describes external Eg scream | Verbal verb |
Adjective adverb Example- new | Base adjective adverb |
An adjective adverb Example- newer | Comparative adjective adverb |
Adjective adverb Example- newest | Superlative |
Pronoun Example- people, 1st, 2nd, 3rd | Personal pronoun |
Pronoun Example- show. This, these | Demonstrative pronoun |
Pronoun Example- non specific, someone | Indefinite pronoun |
Determiners Example- the, my, an | Article determiner |
Determiner Example- your | Possessive determiner |
Determiner Example- two, some | Quantifiers determiner |
Conjunctions Example- and, but, yet | Co-ordinating conjunction |
Conjunction Example- because, although, while | Subordinating conjunction |
All around one topic/ meaning | Semantic field |
Automatic link between two words Example- fish and chips | Collocation |
Fixed expression | Idiom |
Words meaning the same with little difference Example- old, vintage, past it | Synonymy |
Words that mean the opposite Example- old, new | Antonyms |
A main heading that can mean lots of things Example- transport -bus -train -car -walk -bike | Hyponymy |
A word that makes something seem better than it is | Euphemism |
A word that makes things seem worse than they are | Dysphemism |
A sign or image that is a direct picture of what it represents | Icon |
A sign or image that suggests associated meaning | Symbol |
Interplay of writing and images | Multi-modal |
Morphology Affixation (inflection vs derivation) Cat (1) | Morphologically simple |
Morphology Cats (2) | Morphologically complex |
Putting words together into phrases or sentences | Syntax |
Verb phrases Be, do, have | Primary auxiliary |
Verb phrases May, could, must | Modal auxiliary |
Clauses Types of voice | Active or passive |
4 types of sentence function | 1) Imperative- tell someone what to do. 2) Declarative- declare something. 3) Interrogative- interrogate someone, lots of questions. 4) Exclamation- exclamation. |
Other thing to look at when looking at sentences | Complexity |
What does Phonology look at? | Sounds |
4 Prosodics | Volume Pitch Intonation Speech |
Paralinguistics | Body movements |
Concepts | Face wants Politeness Power Gender Genre Representation Register Formality Humour Stereotypes |
What to put in an opening | Context Audience Purpose Genre Mode |
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