Unit 4 Discourse and Skills Bingo
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- A type of referent that refers back to something earlier in a text.
- Reading and listening that can be done outside class.
- A type of referent that refers to things outside the text.
- A type of grammatical cohesion which omits unnecessary words.
- A type of discourse with distinctive and recognisable patterns.
- A type of knowledge about the world and types of text.
- Processing that utilises background knowledge for understanding.
- Processing which builds meaning from small units to larger ones.
- A type of referent that refers forward.
- Closely studied reading and listening done in class with clear aims.
- Speaking or listening with a clear goal e.g. to discover information.
- The use of language where the primary purpose is social.
- The use of language where the primary purpose is communication.
- Knowledge of grammar, lexis and sounds to help understand text.
- The repetition of a structure used for emphasis.
- This refers to the replacement of items e.g. with ‘so’, ‘do’ or ‘one’.
- Processing that utilises both world and linguistic knowledge
- A sequence of two related utterances. The second is a predictable.
- Additional contextual information is needed to understand items.
- Working out something which is not explicitly stated.
- Communication with a social function only and no informative value.
- Linking without co-ordinating or subordinating conjunctions.
- What is said by one person before or after another begins to speak.
- Participants dealing with misunderstanding etc. during discourse.
- Different varieties of language used in different contexts.
