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Sound patterning in poetry provides extra layers of meaning.

2.Broadsheets or compacts often use emotional and sensational modifiers.

3.Legal language is marked by complicated grammatical structures, archaic expressions and limited punctuation.

4.Ordinary words are found to be used in specialist ways in both written and spoken legal language.

5.Instruction texts can be either chronological or non-chronological.

6.All texts have only two modes: written and spoken.

7.Paragraphs in tabloids are usually only a few lines long.

8.The strapline or overline is the secondary headline that appears above the main headline.

9.Archaisms are commonly found in spoken legal language, whereas they are common in written documentation.

10.Lexis in tabloids is often inventive and emphatic.