A level English lang terminology

Register

• How language style is acquired by individuals as a result of their personalised characteristics system of beliefs and social experience

• Situational variation and register: How language varies in relation to audience purpose and context

• How language may vary as a consequence of the channel of communication (speech, writing, modes and models, etc)

Mode

• A pronoun indicating possessiveness

• Opposite meaning to another

• The variations in language produced as a result from the local community

• How language may vary as a consequence of the channel of communication (speech, writing, modes and models, etc)

Ideolect

• How language style is acquired by individuals as a result of their personalised characteristics system of beliefs and social experience

• The variations in language produced as a result from the local community.

• Language variations produced by the effects of education, social economic class, system of beliefs, occupation and membership of any other social group

• A clause in a complex sentence that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence and that functions within the sentence as a noun or adjective or adverb

Dialect

• Language variations produced by the effects of education, social economic class, system of beliefs, occupation and membership of any other social group

• How language may vary as a consequence of the channel of communication

• The variations in language produced as a result from the local community.

• How language style is acquired by individuals as a result of their personalised characteristics system of beliefs and social experience

Socialect

• The variations in language produced as a result from the local community.

• Language variations produced by the effects of education, social economic class, system of beliefs, occupation and membership of any other social group

• How language style is acquired by individuals as a result of their personalised characteristics system of beliefs and social experience

• Opposite meaning to another

Antonyms

• Opposite meaning to another

• A group of words built around a noun

• A pronoun indicating possessiveness.

• A word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word

Noun phrase

• Where participants share an understanding of what has gone before.

• A word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word

• A group of words built around a noun

Subordinate clause

• Vocabulary and the meaning of words

• A clause in a complex sentence that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence and that functions within the sentence as a noun or adjective or adverb,

• A pronoun indicating possessiveness.

• The fundamental structures and functions of English: the written word, spoken utterances, sentences and texts.

Possessive pronoun

• Opposite meaning to another

• A word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word

• A pronoun indicating possessiveness.

Mine, your, his, hers, it are all kind of what?

• Possessive pronouns

• Preposition

• Antonyms

• Noun phrase.