MODULE 3
Cards (24)
- According to her, “Every country has its own way of saying things. The important thing is that which lies behind people’s words.”
- According to _________“Language, more than anything else, is the heart of the culture,” (as cited in Lee, 2017)
- Two major varieties or dialects of English?
- American and British English differ in what way?
- The varieties of English used by three identified concentric circles of societies. What are those?
- Inner Circle?
- Outer Circle? (former colonies)
- Expanding Circle?
- A language that is adopted as a common language between speakers whose native languages are different.
- The language that provides the basis for the majority of contact languages' vocabulary, or lexicon. Often this language is also the dominant, or superstrate language, though this is not always the case.
- Linguistics Preferences and Nonverbal Behavior causes?
- Variations according to use.
- Refers to particular varieties or styles of speaking and writing which vary in their degrees of formality depending on the topic (what), purpose (why), context (where), and audience (who).
- Give examples of Register
- Type of Register that is "frozen" in time and content because it rarely or never changes?
- are examples of what type of register?
- Type of Register that is one-way in nature?
- are examples of what type of register?
- Type of Register that is the normal style of speaking between communication who use mutually accepted language that conforms to formal societal standards?
- are examples of what type of register?
- Type of Register which uses slang, vulgarities, and colloquialism?
- are examples of what type of register?
- Type of Register that is private, intimate language reserved for family members or intimate people?
- are examples of what type of register?