Discourse Analysis

It is usually defined as the analysis of language “beyond the sentences”.

• Coherence 
• Interpreting Discourse 
• Discourse analysis
• Cohesive Language

Essay and notice are part of:

• Text analysis     
• Discourse analysis
• Interpreting Discourse 
• Speech events 

It is what the writer intend to convey even though the text contains ungrammatical forms.

• interpreting Discourse 
• Coherence
• cohesive
• Speech events

Interview, commentaries and conversation are part of:

• Discourse Analysis
• speech events
• coherence 
• cohesive

tell the reader what we are doing in a sentence and help to guide them through our writing.

• cohesive devises
• coherence
• speech events 
• text analysis

it refers to the meaningful connections that readers or listeners perceive in a written or oral text

• cohesive devises 
• coherence
• analysis 
• speech 

what are de differences between text analysis and discourse analysis

• one focuses on written language and the other on spoken language
  
• they don not have differences 
• both are qual 

It refers to the use of linguistic devices to join sentences together, including conjunctions, reference words

• cohesion 
• cohesive devises
• Analysis
• Discourse

My father bought a Lincoln convertible. The car driven by the police was red. That color doesn’t suit her. She consists of three letters. However, a letter isn’t as fast as a telephone call.  this is a example of:

• Text Analysis
• Discourse Analysis
• cohesive devises
• speech events

it is a type of communicative event in which speech is the main component.

• texts 
• discourse 
• cohesion 
• speech events