Linguistic Features

What is Linguistic Feature ?

• Geographical landmarks
• Characteristics or elements of language
• Mathematical equations
• Types of animals

This style of communications RARELY or NEVER changes

• Formal

• Static

This language refers to the perceived attitude and level of formality associated with a variety of language.

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How many Linguistic Features are there

• 3

• 1

• 5

• 4

Linguistic Features include:

• ^{Language Register}

  ^Formal

  ^Informal

  ^Static

• ^Static

  ^{Dialectal Variations}

  ^Language

  ^Creole

• Language Register

  Dialectal Variations

  Attitudes to language

  ^{Communication Behavior}

Language Register is based on two factor name one.

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Dialectal variation refers to spoken and written differences in the use

of the language within a speech community; in our case English.

• True

• False

• Maybe

This refers to communicating impressions to others without being aware of

doing so (unconscious) and without even wishing to do so (inevitable). Such

include six elements:

• Nonverbal communication
• Telepathic communication
• Communication Behaivour

• Verbal communication

are cognitive in that they involve beliefs and judgments of languages.

• Language Attitude

• Consumer Behaviour

• Tradition

the standard variety of the language

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