language function

Communication factor constituted by the system of signs, through which the message is transmitted.

To which element of the communicative situation does the definition correspond?

• contex

• code

• receiver

• channel

What language function predominates in the expression: How long will it take you to finish the job?

• appellative

• Poetics

• phatic

• metalinguistics

In a communicative process, everything expressed by the sender, received and decoded by the receiver, corresponds to:

• Receiver

• Code

• Message

What language function predominates in the statement: One, two, testing, testing, do you hear me? One, two, testing.

• Fatica

• Expressive

• Poetics

The means by which both the sender and the receiver communicate and receive their respective messages is called:

• Code

• Message

• Transmitter

In an attempt to know if the channel through which we communicate remains open and available for sending the message, the language function called

• Fatica

• Poetics

• Expressive

What function of language predominates in the expression: I die of grief if you go!?

• Expressive

• Referential

• appellative

What language function predominates in the expression: Show me your identity card, please?

• referential

• metalinguistics

• appellative

What language function predominates in the expression: How long will it take you to finish the job?

• appellative

• Expressive

• Poetic

What language function predominates in the statement: I can't take this situation anymore!

• phatic

• Expressive

• metalinguistics